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XGIMI Projector Wall Mount

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Model information

License
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike

I received the XGIMI MoGo 2 as a graduation gift and absolutely love it. The only problem? When I set it on my bedpost, it would shake every time I moved. I had two options: spend $79.99 on the official angle mount… or design my own. So, let’s make a mount!

I sketched up a design and refined it into the model files you’ll find here.

What you’ll need

Print parts

1× BASE_PROJ_SCREW.stl

1× MOUNT_HOLD.stl

1× PROJ_HOLD.stl

1× SUPPORT_BEAM_L.stl

1× SUPPORT_BEAM_R.stl

Hardware

4× M4 × 10 mm heat inserts

4× M4 × 20 mm hex screws

2× M5 × 10 mm heat inserts

2× M5 × 20 mm hex screws

2× #6 × 1 ½" metal screws

2× nylon wallboard anchors (optional, I drilled directly into wood)

Print settings

I printed this in PETG at 15% infill. I chose not to increase the infill because the support beams provide plenty of strength.

Assembly notes

On PROJ_HOLD: use a soldering iron (or heat insert tool) to place the inserts into the marked locations.

On MOUNT_HOLD: repeat the same process for its insert locations.

The final build should look like the images below.

 

I also included a 3D printed screw that fits standard mounting holes. Just be careful not to overtighten, it’s plastic and could snap inside.

Want to see it in action? Check out the reel I made to show how mine turned out!

 

If you enjoyed this project, you can find more of my designs, videos, and ways to support my work here:
👉 https://linktr.ee/pandapandap

I’ve also included the FreeCAD files in case anyone wants to remix or adapt the design.

Thanks for checking out my project and happy printing!

 

 

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