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3 Axis Free Standing Video Projector Mount for Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 1040

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Changed a ceiling hanging projector to a free standing projector holder with 3-axis adjustment.

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Although this is designed for a Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 1040, you can redesign the bracket that attaches to the bottom of the projector to align with mounting holes on other models.

This is a remix so that the projector is free standing rather than supported from the ceiling.  https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4024833 The changes are as follows:

  • Projector mounting holes changed to match Epson PowerLite 1040 projector
  • Support bracket slots have been rotated 180° to account for the change from the projector hanging to the project standing.

I added more plastic to both pieces for additional strength to support the projector (remove moment arms of gravity's force down on cantilevered supports). 

The two parts I changed are also attached as step files.  The rest of the files remain STL format.

Print Settings:

Printer Brand: Monoprice

Printer: Maker Ultimate

**Rafts:** Yes

Supports: Yes

**Resolution:** 120

Infill: 45

**Filament:** Inland PLA+ White 

Notes: 

I used a small amount of silicone grease on the threads to prevent them from seizing during assembly. I also used radial supports on the screws and other circular parts to align with the parts.
I recommend printing one screw first and verify that it fits. The design is quite tight and you may need to shrink the screws by 1-5% to thread into the shaft.
I intentionally left the holes to mount to the projector small so I could drill them larger as needed for screws I had on hand.
Finally, my print bed is 200mm x 200mm and the Epson mount only fits at 25° to 35° rotation to be printed diagonally across the bed.

 

 

 

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