The standard bracket that came with my Ring 4 wasn't going to work with my doorway. The only good place to mount the camera was on a surface that was 90 degrees to the door. So, I designed my own bracket. It has a 45 degree angle (Z axis), which was optimal for my set-up. The holes that attach it to the wall are shaped for deck screws, since I was screwing into wood.

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I've included versions for mounting the camera on either the left or the right of the door.

If you use my settings, the bracket is very sturdy. It takes about 5 hours to print.

Unfortunately, I can't share my CAD files because there are none. I created this in Blender, not a CAD app, because Blender is the program I know best.

PRINT SETTINGS

Thickness

• Layer thickness: .2 mm
• Wall thickness: 1.2 mm
• Top/Bottom Thickness: 4 Layers
• Infill: 25% Triangles

Speed Don't try to print this too fast. The fine screw holes may not print well and therefore may not be substantial enough to screw into.

• Outer Wall: 35 mm/s
• Inner Wall: 35 mm/s
• Top/Bottom Speed: 35 mm/s
• Travel Speed: 50 mm/s
• Infill Speed: 60 mm/s

Build Plate Adhesion I recommend using a brim. You really want the base to print flat. Also, let the print cool completely before removing it from the plate. Otherwise, you may warp it just removing it.