Wall mount

Posted on Sun 4th, December 2016

• #1

Ollie
3D printable wallmount for Puck.js. I designed it so the back faces forwards - I quite like the imprinted logo - I don't need the LEDs and button works fine. If you wanted to reverse it, probably take 1mm off the holder depth. As well as the images the .stl file is below :)

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• #2

allObjects

Great idea... cool looking design! - screw it on / stick it on...
• #3

Gordon

Wow, that's a really neat idea - thanks! I like how the screw gets hidden when the Puck's inserted.
• #4

MaBe
cool - I planed to use power strips

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• #5

Gordon

There is also the 'cord' mount in the back of the puck that you can loop some cord through.

In fact if you bend the end of a paperclip you can put that through and then put the rest of the clip on to something.

Still, having a little 3D printed holder is much cooler :)

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