Google Nest Doorbell (Wired, Gen. 2) 45° Wall Mounting Bracket
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A wall mounting bracket that shifts the wired Google Nest Doorbell 45° to record at a different angle - out of doorways.
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A quick, printable way of shifting your wired Google Nest Doorbell out of the way of a wall or doorway. With the doorbell's wide FOV, you'll be able to see it all.
This is a Google Nest doorbell adapter for the wired, second-generation version. It allows you to quickly print and mount the doorbell at an angle.
There are two STL files attached - the first one “45degreebracket” requires the screws not sit flush against the adapter - with the benefit of having the doorbell mounting screws enter straight into the wall. The second attached file “betterbracket” (does not imply it is necessarily better, depending on your mounting conditions) allows the screws to sit flush at the expense of entering the wall at an angle.
It is recommended that you use the “45degreebracket” one - very similar to the original doorbell bracket that it comes with. With both brackets, if your mounting plate does not sit flush, I recommend sanding off the ridge.
If your doorbell does not mount perfectly or moves a bit when touched, I recommend applying caulk or sealant type around the part where the wall and doorbell touch.
For the printing side, I recommend printing in PLA at a lower infill percentage of 15% - 25%.