Roku XS VESA 100 tv mount

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Sometimes, my wife needs to show video on our TV for her job. She plays the videos from a thumb drive plugged into a Roku XS, which is connected to the TV. The Roku always seems to be just lying around, so I decided to create a holder that would make it easier for her to set up everything. Now, all she has to do is plug in the power cord for the TV and the Roku, and she's good to go. I modified the Roku XS wall mount design by Brett, which can be found on Thingiverse at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34848. I added a mounting system that fits our TV perfectly. This design should work with any TV that has VESA 100 spacing between the holes used for attaching a wall mount. To ensure accuracy, I designed the holes where you attach the holder to the TV as ob-round. The original wall mount design had the Roku positioned in the holder with its top facing outwards. However, my printed unit has the Roku with its bottom facing out. I'm not sure if there was an issue during the printing process or if it's due to the filament used, but I couldn't get the Roku to fit properly with the top facing out. The filament used for this project is Just PLA's turquoise (https://www.justpla.com/turquoise-play175-1kg?search=PLAY175TRQ-1KG). Print Settings: * Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 * Rafts: No * Supports: No * Resolution: 0.2 * Infill: 20% After printing, I simply attached the holder to our TV using two 4mm bolts. You might need to clean up any excess material on the sides, but mine came out perfectly smooth. I used Tinkercad to design a mounting bar for this project. To ensure strength and stability, I included small fillets between my designed bar and Brett's original holder.