ecobee sensor mount 3d models

Simple 8mm Proximity Sensor Mount. Works Perfectly with Part Cooler from Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2197963). ...Due to its Bulk, You'll Need Either Counter Sink Top Holes or Use Longer Screws; M3 x 15mm Length is a Great Option.

Could not find a mount for this run out sensor for my i3 clone so I made one. ... https://smile.amazon.com/Sunhokey-Filament-Detection-Detecting-Filament%EF%BC%88Pack/dp/B07N2GQHQT The model has holes that intended for m3 20mm bolts

Use for mounting your inductive z-height sensor ahead of Mak-a-face's 3 or 4 bearing x-carriage for the following Prusa i3 re-work style x-carriages: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:643799 This locates you inductive sensor ahead of the x-carriage...

The sensor fits perfectly into its designated space within the mount, allowing it to be rotated and tilted as needed to achieve the desired angle. Moreover, there is ample room for rotation and tilting, making it easy to aim the sensor precisely. The...

This is a water meter mount for a 12 mm LJ12A3 inductive proximity sensor. It is used for measuring the water consumption off a water meter that has a rotating wheel with metal part. Diameter about 78 mm fits best. The top can be printed with...

Optionally, the cable can be zip-tied to the mount (see picture).The mount has brackets to hang the mount into your water container. ...I added two brackets to choose between two different water levels depending on how much water I need.Print...

You can use some fairly standard screws to screw this mount to the wall etc, and then use the screws supplied with the shelly motion sensor to screw the standard bracket onto this adapter, then you're in business! ... Enjoy :) <b> PS If you love...

Simple complact Filament Run Out Sensor Mount One size uses 2 M4-6 screws or the stock screw that came with your printer. The other uses 2 M4-10 Screws. Both of theses need m4 T-Nuts. I printed mine at 60% infill but I am sure 20% to 40% will...

As an alternative, I adapted a fan mount that another user had previously posted online into a functional BLTouch sensor setup. Since I primarily print with ABS filament, I don't have the need for a part cooler attachment. ...By sharing this...

I'm currently unable to locate a suitable mount for my i3 clone's run out sensor, so I decided to fabricate one myself. ... To find the perfect mount, I've taken a look at various options available on Amazon, and this Sunhokey Filament Detection System...

Snap in mount to hold a Garmin Cadence (version 2) sensor on a crankarm, rather than the terrible rubber bands it comes with. The SRAM NX model has a 9mm deep\9mm wide post on the back to fit the hollow crank arm (may fit other SRAM cranks as well).

Simple complact Filament Run Out Sensor Mount One size uses 2 M4-6 screws or the stock screw that came with your printer. The other uses 2 M4-10 Screws. Both of theses need m4 T-Nuts. I printed mine at 60% infill but I am sure 20% to 40% will be...

The revised mount employs an M3x10mm bolt and nut system to securely fasten the sensor stem in place, preventing it from shifting due to accidental bumps or impacts. The +1mm version of this design is specifically tailored for larger 5x5 Kallax...

Made it slightly larger so I can slide the sensor more easily (and adjust it to the right height), also added space for screwing the probe down with the included nuts. Also has cutouts for M3 screws to set the sensor in place as the original part. ... ...

This mount accommodates a single PIR sensor within a 4x2x6 brick, perfect for prototyping various ideas. The brick is equivalent to four 2x6 Lego bricks, enabling it to be incorporated into a sturdy support structure. Securing your sensors in place...

This is a custom Autolevel Sensor Mount designed specifically for the Anet A8 3D printer. My initial concept was inspired by the ingenious work of others, notably Thingiverse's #2065897, but I wanted to take it to the next level by repositioning the...

The original Hydra system was designed without ABL inductive/proximity sensors in mind. This mount is intended to resolve the issue. It attaches directly to a 40x40x10mm cooling fan, allowing for seamless integration with various custom cooling ducts...

Next, place the sensor mount directly onto the nozzle, ensuring a secure fit. If necessary, swap out the M3 x 20 mm screw with a 25 mm screw to get the job done right. ...If you're looking for more information on adding auto bed leveling to your...

I'm looking for a sensor mount that fits my Flyingbear, but I didn't want to wait for a direct replacement, so I decided to improvise using some spare optical endstops. By remixing these parts, I was able to create a flag that will get the job done.

I noticed that the remix source introduced roll in the sensors if you angled them, as the mount itself has a slightly incline. With the sensors having a rectangular perspective, this means you lose a little bit of tracking area near the floor. I...

There are the three pieces to each mount so if you have two sensors print each piece twice. BracketBraceTop.stl BracketBraceBottom.stl These two pieces have a notch in the center so they fit together at a 90 deg angle. These are the pieces...

The -0 file positions the sensor approximately 1.5 mm above the bed, while the subsequent files incrementally increase this distance by 0.5 mm in each iteration. If your sensor becomes saturated, utilize one of the provided prints that relocates it...

I designed a device to mount a filament sensor directly in line with the extruder hole. This setup works exceptionally well with top-fed filament, as demonstrated in the accompanying photo. I made sure to provide enough space for feeding the...

Requires a 608 bearing and a couple M4 nuts and bolts Used stl files from: Filament Sensor Mount (Sovol SV01) by Just_Some_Dude https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4286673 Other Mods seen in the pictures: Cable chain set by JorgenVonStrangle:...

I've created a simple monitor mount specifically designed for the Oculus Rift CV1 Sensor. I have an older Samsung monitor that's slightly thicker, so I built this design from scratch with inspiration from others on Thingiverse. This mount is made to...

This groove mount can be used to mount a DS18B20 temperature sensor inside your Ikea LACK enclosure. My previous design made it quite difficult (i.e. impossible) to remove the 3D printer from the enclosure when installed. Therefore, I adjusted the...

 Use LOW TEMP hot glue or a thick adhesive to secure the sensor to the top of the mount as dead center as possible.  And before you button it all up, make sure to plug in and test the sensor reads correctly. ... I definitely didn't do this the first...

... Alternatively, you can use "Command Strip" adhesive strips on the back of the mounts to avoid making any holes in the walls altogether. ... Make sure to use heavy-duty materials that can support not only the weight of the sensor but also the cable.

A Rear Sensor Mount for the Tronxy X5S, compatible with the TNS design from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2219963) or any similar creation. I'd like to thank the designer of this great part for their work. Additionally, I've...

My TV doesn't have a flat top side, so I couldn't put the Wii Sensor Bar on it. This mount is designed so that it fits the holes on my TV mount, you'll have to adjust the distances for yours if you want to use it. Instructions cut from 4mm plywood...