Retro Alarm Clock Stand for the Google Home Mini (snap together)
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I saw someone else that made a remix of this one that had a better fit then the original but didn't want to share the STL's so I made my own one!
Added some other improvements to like:
- No support needed
- Legs and bell pins are separate parts that you can glue
- Bells has built in support
- really good fit for the home, I couldn't get mine out again :D
Updates
2019-01-18
Addedmain_body_v4 andbell_peg_v4_wide
The bell beg is a lot wider since I got reports that the earlier version could be a bit weak. This also means that the square holes in the main body need to be bigger, I guess you could use a rotary tool or just print the v4 body that matches!
Print Settings
Printer:
RepRapPro Mono Mendel
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
20%
Filament:
ClasOhlson PLA
White
Notes:
The settings all depend on your printer, I had to slow it down to half my normal speed just for the pins (feet and bell), otherwise it didn't have time to cool down and looked awful!
Post-Printing =============
Printing
Print one of these:
* Main body * Top bar
and two each of these
- Bell
- Foot Peg
- Bell Peg
As I said earlier depending on your own cooling and printer you might need to slow down the print for the pegs. I used a rim when printing them just to be sure they wouldn't fall over.
Post printing
Clean up the prints if needed and use a tad of super glue to attach the pins to the main body. Do a test fit first to see if you need to file the holes some _(depending on your printer)
Insert the Google home mini into the main body making sure that the charging port is at the right place. It should be a tight fit so no adhesive needed!
Attach the top bar with 2 m3 screws or just some more glue if you don't have any screws available. There is a center hole all the way through thebell peg if you want to secure it with a long m3 and acorn nut.
Attach the charging cable and loop it down through the slot in the back and you're done! Have a good nights sleep before waking up with Google! :D
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