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Image 1 — Bunch of Ubiquiti 3D Models I Made - Access Point Desk Stand & Wall Mounts, Small Switch Rack Adapters, Doorbell Vinyl Siding Adapter, etc - All Free
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Bunch of Ubiquiti 3D Models I Made - Access Point Desk Stand & Wall Mounts, Small Switch Rack Adapters, Doorbell Vinyl Siding Adapter, etc - All Free

I posted a G6 Pro doorbell model I made a few weeks ago and got a couple requests for other 3D printed models so figured I'd post them in case anyone on here was interested.

First a couple Access Point mounts. One is a desktop vertical mount (which I see a ton of on Etsy that are really expensive for some reason...). Second is a simple wall mount. Both have holes that match the Pro mounting plate (U-PRO-MP) and therefor will work with U6-Enterprise, U6-Pro, U7-Pro, U7-Pro XG, and anything that uses that plate. Just use the bolts that came with it or something like a 12mm M3/M4 bolt/nut.

Desktop Mount: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793191-ubiquiti-desktop-stand-for-access-points-unifi-ap

Wall Mount: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793177-ubiquiti-wall-mount-for-access-points-unifi-ap

Next a couple of network rack accessories. There is a rack mount for the Flex Mini (USW-Flex-Mini) & Flex Mini 2.5G (USW-Flex-2.5G-5) that is made to go on one side of a standard rack. I also made a 10" rack mount for the Lite 8 PoE (USW-Lite-8-POE).

Flex Mini and 2.5G: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2450403-ubiquiti-flex-mini-network-rack-brackets-usw-flex#profileId-2690165

Lite 8 PoE: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793220-ubiquiti-usw-lite-8-poe-10-inch-rack-bracket-unifi

Then I have a 4" vinyl siding adapter for the G6 Pro Entry. There is a flat adapter, a angled adapter, a adapter for the included wedge (which oddly has a trapezoid shape so there is a left and right variant....), and then just a set of flat spacers (not for siding) if you need to space it off a flat wall.

G6 Pro Entry Vinyl Siding Adapters: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2674725-ubiquiti-g6-pro-entry-4-vinyl-siding-adapter#profileId-2961155

I have been asked about making a adapter for the non pro (I don't have one so it's a little difficult) or for other siding types (I can do that but manufacture/model is helpful as some of them have the siding profile online). I'll also looking to make one for the standard G4 Doorbell Pro PoE.

Lastly is a camera cover for outdoor cameras. We use it to reduce glare with the extra benefit of less water on the lens during rain/snow. There are two sizes, the bigger will cover a bullet, the smaller is fine for a dome.

Outdoor Camera Cover: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2478180-outdoor-camera-cover-wall-mount-sun-rain-shield#profileId-2721844

Hopefully some of this stuff is useful to someone in here. If you don't have a 3d printer check your local library as many have them now and can print things for you. Or possibly a local school. I also have most of my stuff on Etsy but I really recommend trying to find a local place to print it.

EDIT: I've had a couple requests to do a desk mount for some of the In Wall access points. If anyone is willing to mail me there mounting bracket (don't even need the AP) I will mail it back with a printed stand.

u/ADynes — 1 day ago

4" Vinyl Siding Adapters for Ubiquiti G6 Entry Pro Camera

Guy at work bought this monstrosity a few weeks ago and couldn't find something that would work with his standard 4" siding so I created him one. Came out good, my adapter fits into the recessed channel on the backside of the metal mount and matches the holes/mounts of the plate exactly. Once he mounted it however he found that he needed the angle wedge it comes with which of course was a trapezoid shape so I made another adapter for that. Then since I did that I made one thats angled so you don't have to use theirs along with making just a flat spacer in case someone just needs it off a flat wall a little more:

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2674725-ubiquiti-g6-pro-entry-4-vinyl-siding-adapter

First two pictures on the house were just the flat adapter then the second two are with the included wedge.

As part of this I modeled the outline of 4" siding which was awful but now I can use the same profile on other things.

Edit: I have been asked if I was going to make a version for the smaller non-pro G6 Entry and the answer is if someone wants to send me the exact dimensions and do some test printing I'd be happy to. As for other doorbells I do have a G4 Doorbell Pro PoE that someone is going to lend me so I hope to have a model for that soon.

u/ADynes — 1 day ago

This started as a request from my spouse who wanted the shoes off the floor. Looking around there were a couple models but all would need some modification, most were too small for my size 13 shoes and the majority wanted to use command strips while I rather just screw something to the wall. But I also don't want to see the screws.

So this is what I came up with. Relatively big base with pivoting arm that snaps into place on the back. I made the border of the base a little oversized, 16mm wide, since that's what most of the 3M Command strips width is in case someone rather use that. But I added two screw keyholes on it since that's how I wanted to mount it which fit standard drywall screws. It prints on it's front so there is no support needed for the screw keyholes and the only thing that does need support is the pins for the arms. Once assembled the side facing out was the side on the bed so the surface finish is uniform. I also made a small screw template so you can get the exact spacing for the screws and also use a level on it.

Overall came out good, printed the first one and mounted it now printing three more for the basement and probably a handful for the garage. The one in the picture is Bambu Matte White and Charcoal Black, I'll probably do ASA for the ones in the garage as I expect much wider temperature fluctuations along with them getting wet (snow/rain).

Model is on MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2766493-wall-mounted-shoe-holder-universal-screw-or-tape#profileId-3072157

u/ADynes — 7 days ago

Just talked to my saleperson after finding out they don't have any Ultra 5 238v's in stock and don't know if they are ever getting anymore. Suggested going down to 236/16Gb (yeah...no) or up to Ultra 7's (also no). Said the new models are coming out. I said "Oh so a new Dell Pro 16 Plus? Current is PB16250 so that would be a PB16260?". She said "No they change it again so the new replacement will be a Dell Pro 7 Series 14 with a model number of P714260."

So for everyone playing at home here are some examples if you are confused:

  • 15.6" Latitude 5000 (5550) -> Dell Pro 16 Plus (PB16250) -> Dell Pro 5 Series 16 (P516260)
  • 14" Latitude 7000 (7450) -> Dell Pro 14 Premium (PA14250) -> Dell Pro 7 Series 14 (P714260)

and my favorite

  • 16" Precision 7000 (7690) -> Dell Pro Max 16 Plus (MB16250) -> Dell Pro Precision 7 Series 16 (PW716260)

And I complain about my marketing people......

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u/ADynes — 8 days ago

So long story short people have been creating booking calendars left and right instead of just using the default booking with me calendar causing lots of extra unlicensed users to get created. Last Friday I deleted all those extra users and then turned off the ability to do it using:

set-OwaMailboxPolicy "Default" -BookingsMailboxCreationEnabled:$false

Unfortunately I used the exact command above instead of the correct:

set-OwaMailboxPolicy "OwaMailboxPolicy-Default" -BookingsMailboxCreationEnabled:$false

So it created a new policy called "Default" which I didn't notice for a couple hours. Once I realized it I tried deleting it and I got a error that it was in use. So to make sure it wasn't I ran:

Get-Mailbox -ResultSize unlimited | Set-CasMailbox -OwaMailboxPolicy "OwaMailboxPolicy-Default"

So every mailbox was set to the regular default. I then checked if anything still had the old one:

PS C:\Users\Me> Get-CASMailbox -ResultSize Unlimited | Where {$_.OwaMailboxPolicy -eq "Default"} | Select Name
PS C:\Users\Me>

Which returned nothing as it should. I then tried to delete it:

PS C:\Users\Me> Remove-OwaMailboxPolicy -Identity "Default"
Remove-OwaMailboxPolicy: ||Couldn't delete mailbox policy Default because it is associated with users.

Well I know that to not be true but figured with how Exchange Online works there is some syncing going on so I left it alone for 3 days and tried again this morning but got the same error.

What am I doing wrong?

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u/ADynes — 10 days ago