Cover/holder/mount for SwitchBot Blind Tilt
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Mount for the home automation device SwitchBot Blind Tilt when blinds' top bar is covered with a face cover.
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The stock mounts in the package are designed for the case when top blinds bar is NOT COVERED. The only way to install them using stock ones was to stick to the cover which is not well fixed. Such solution turned out to be a temporal solution and all my motors started tilting and wiggling.
The designed MOUNTER is also a COVER and it can be MATCHED the color of the trim. You can match to any color you like, NO MORE WHITE CYLINDERS hanging on sticks :-).
The face covers are of different sizes and the most important is how much they overhang the blinds metal U-bar. It is, how much the face cover covers the printed mount, see the second photo.
Files (pay attention, body is shorter for longer stand to have it as smaller as possible, please print matching numbers):
The attached files are for differend overhang 32mm, 35mm, 15mm, for blind U-bar 59mm, for wand diameter 11mm. FreeCAD files are also provided where you can adjust the sizes: “Blinds stick diameter” “Blinds U bar width” “Face Cover Overhang” marked with GREEN color in FreeCAD Spreedshet table.
You can guess which file to use by numbers in names. Use a FreeCAD file with the closest sizes to adjust sizes in order to avoid breaking the shape. FreeCAD is tricky.
Files switchbot-cover-overhang15-u59-sidecut22-*.* are for a special case when the blind wand is close to a wall/trim and 22mm of the stand must be removed on the left side. See photos.
The sizes are what I have printed for my house. I have printed total 11pcs.
Assembly: no glue, check phostos for steps. Just slice the body into the stand. It must be pretty obvious.
Printing:
- use IRONING to have visible surfaces of the best quality.
- if you do not care about ironing, then BODY can be printed without support in other orientation.
- have seams BACK/ALIGNED and objects oriented as in pictures to have seams invisible.
- use NORMAL support for the stand for faster print
- use Slim Tree for the body for easy removal
