portable projector ceiling mount 3d models

The problem is, its usefulness is severely limited because I couldn't position it exactly the way I wanted, like facing straight up towards the ceiling. What's more, there was no secure way to mount it. I threw this thing together in a flash, and...

The projector was to heavy for the old ceiling mount which caused the printer to tilt all the time. So I designed my own. This mount is used for a fixed position to avoid any keystoning. You cannot tilt the projector on this mount. Height can be...

Portable Engine Mount for testing and workshops and students

... was mounted on an 8020 extrusion system. ...The aim was to design a mount with three adjustable angles that would firmly attach the projector while minimizing its horizontal space requirement. ...M8 hardware components were utilized in this setup.

... it fell out again, so a small amount of superglue holds the nut firmly in position. Although the projector appears dim in this photo, it's actually quite visible in a darkened room. ...I based my design on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:40703.

Mount a Naxa Electronics Home Theater LCD Projector ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084BQK66Q ) to a headboard above your bed. Works great, although I might make another version that allows you to tilt the projector up / down. Fit's a 1" thick...

Mount a Naxa Electronics Home Theater LCD Projector ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084BQK66Q ) to a headboard above your bed. Works great, although I might make another version that allows you to tilt the projector up / down. Fit's a 1" thick...

... keeps cords organized and out of sight by securing them to the ceiling. ...This setup is particularly useful for managing cords from ceiling-mounted projectors, but its versatility makes it suitable for organizing various types of cords as well.

Mount the Epson EH-TW5300 remote on the rear of your monitor using a pair of double-sided 19mm soft tapes, which is compatible with various other projector model remotes as well.

Mount a replacement remote control for your Epson EH-TW5300 projector, as numerous other models share identical remotes. ...Attach the new remote securely to the rear of your screen using double-sided 3/4-inch soft adhesive tape.

Mount your Epson U32/EH-TW 650 or comparable projector securely using a Manfrotto QuickRelease Plate. ...Simply screw three M4 bolts, accompanied by washers, firmly into place for a stable connection.

Affix the WS2812B LED Ring Mount to the 2.5" Projector shroud using a secure adhesive like glue or silicone. ...This mount is specifically designed to work with the LED Ring used in my project, which has an outer diameter of 85mm and an inner diameter...

Tripod Mount for the LG CineBeam HU80KG Laser Projector - A Strong Design. For added stability, print this tripod mount with increased perimeter walls and denser infill to create a more robust part. ...I successfully printed my model using 5 perimeter...

A simple wall-mounted remote holder for Epson projectors. It can be taped or screwed to the wall. ...Print vertical, no supports required.</p> <p><strong>Update 2019-02-06</strong></p> <p>Updated the model to fit more snugly newer remote models (2mm...

WS2812B LED Ring Mount so that the ring can be affixed to the 2.5" Projector shroud using glue or silicone. ... The LED Ring used in my project and hence this is designed for is: Outer diameter: 85mm Inner diameter: 71mm

People need a straightforward wall-mounted remote holder for Epson projectors that's easy to install. This simple device can be secured to the wall using tape or screws. It prints vertically without requiring any supports. **Update 2019-02-06** The...

Raspberry Pi Ceiling Mount 2 files

... iron. But, then it fell right out again. A little superglue holds the nut in nice and firm. Although the projector looks a bit dim in the photo, it's nice and visible in a darkened room. I started with http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:40703

If you are using this without the Lian Li TU 150 case then print the “with-floor” version and place a weight in the back of the mount to counter-balance the monitor.Originally designed to fit the Intehill 240Hz gaming portable monitor, however it...

Here's how I managed to secure my Wii Sensor to the bottom of my fixed frame projector screen: I simply attached it using some adhesive putty, making sure not to leave any sticky residue behind. ...My projector screen is a sturdy one, and I'm pretty...

... panels are thin but doesn't have a good wall mount. Here are two mounts for their 7" and 11" monitors. One can buy [a few 3M strips](https://www.amazon.com/Command-17022-Replacement-Strips-17022-ES) (size small) and safely mount them on the wall.

Mount beamers to the ceiling with this mount

EERO Mount I wanted to ceiling mount my eero.

This is a simple clip I made to hook the Wii Sensor onto the bottom of my fixed frame projector screen. I imagine the frames are fairly universal. ...I don't remember the brand of my screen anymore.

I bought these StarTastic Laser projectors on Amazon for Christmas this year and was dismayed to discover one of the boxes was missing the mounting stake! A bit of 3D modeling, a bit of 3D printing, and I had my replacement. I used PLA and it held up...

If you are using this without the Lian Li TU 150 case then print the “with-floor” version and place a weight in the back of the mount to counter-balance the monitor.Originally designed to fit the Intehill 240Hz gaming portable monitor, however it...

This portable mount enables users to easily attach their Weber iGrill 3 to any grill, providing a convenient alternative to permanent mounting on a Weber grill. I've recently upgraded the design files to version V2.2, addressing issues with...

Simply mount for attaching a Eufycam2 to the ceiling.

Mount to attach Microsoft LifeCam to suspended ceiling track.

I designed a neat little mount for the portable monitor that I used as my secondary screen for my worsktation setup. What makes it unique is: - I used an existing Dell monitor facing back towards me as a basis for the mount. - For the main frame I...