Magcubic HY300 Pro (2025 model) ceiling mount
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Ceiling mount for the HY300 Pro projector (2025 model, which seems smaller than previous ones)
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This is inspired by the model by ZF Designs (see https://www.printables.com/model/880982-magcubic-projector-hy300-pro-wallceiling-mount), but designed from scratch to fit the smaller dimensions of my 2025 model of the Magcubic HY300 Pro projector (with 94.8mm base diameter).
I'm using this as a ceiling mount (for straight-down projection of sewing patterns), but it probably could equally well be used as a wall mount. The mounting holes are meant for counter-sunk #8 screws, but will probably work with many other screws - just make sure they don't protrude enough to scratch the base of the projector. (If you need drastically different screws, you can change the screw hole size in the Fusion 360 design file, see below.)
When used on a ceiling, mounting the HDMI cable can be a challenge, so I left a cut-out to allow a right-angle ("up") HDMI adapter to pass through (see the photos) - but if you use a "down" right-angle adapter, you might be able to use the included variant without this cutout. (If you need the adapter to pass on the other side, you could always mirror the model before printing.)
I've also included the Fusion 360 design file, in case you want to adjust the model more to your needs. In the design file, you'll see also an abandoned variant with a "latch", which I had planned to secure against potential slipping due to vibrations - but I realized that this really wasn't necessary and unnecessarily complicated the printing. But if that's something important to you, you could experiment with that. (The latch is a configurable feature, just choose the wanted version in the Fusion browser, or choose "configure". Most dimensions are defined as parameters, so can be adjusted without changing the overall design.)
The model should print well without supports. I printed mine for speed with a 0.8mm nozzle at 0.4mm layer height - but it should print even better with a smaller nozzle and layer height. Since the projector gets quite warm and blows hot air straight at the mount, I recommend using PETG or other temperature-resistant materials - but PLA might still work fine, just don't blame me for any damage. ;-)