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Saw your AP215 mount. LIke it, and it's seemingly nicer than some on thingyverse.
Wondered if you could reduce the size of the ceiling/wall face by approx 30-40%?
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/aruba-apin0215-mount
It's a really big mount. With a white house, mounting 4x of these on ceilings, with AP225s (same clip to AP as the 215s).. i don't want the plastic to be visible form outside the AP, when viewed from an angle.
Can you help?
These are similar:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3521403
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5459669
both have flaws in their own way.
- First is blocky/square holes (not countersunk screw holes), with a square profile edge, doesn't really look the part. Aesthetics are not that important, just think it could be better.
- Second is smoother/tapered; only the screw holes too close together, cheaper plaster/boarding will give way to wear/tear of the screw thread, as pressure is applied to lock/unlock the AP, after 4-5 attempts.
Could do with 4x screw holes (like yours), but reducing the size of the 'wings' by approx 40% to keep them invisible from persons stood below.
Hi can you share the Step File
I created this in tinkercad, the only file types i can output are obj, stl, and gtlf (glb)
Do you have any instructions on how to build the camera stand AT AT Walker by chance? Thank you!
The sides of the legs that have the open square hole at the joint go in the inside of the leg. The middle part of each leg has an indented line that goes along the whole edge, the line side needs to face outward. The peg holes will then line up
Thank you for your help! It came out fantastic!
Hi, im printing dthe kinect scanner. Were is the Lazy susan bearing plate? mi email is joan.abad.barea@gmail.com
The link for it is in the documentation
LOVE the Perfection pieces! I'm wanting to make a giant set for a friend. Any way you could load the individual pieces so I could scale up?
If you import into tinkercad, you can delete all but the one you want by combining hole blocks and export that stl.