I couldn't find a brick extender for my Vivint doorbell camera so I put this one together really quickly.  I included the OpenSCAD file so you can modify it to fit your situation.  My camera was installed with 1" wood screws, which I replaced with some 2 1/2" screws.  In my case, the doorbell was mounted on top of some trim molding.  The molding is somewhat wedge shaped, so that's what the offset_size parameter is for.  It renders an extended edge on one side to account for that trim molding.  If your doorbell is mounted to a flat surface, set this parameter to 0.

I didn't measure the screw holes for aligning things, I just put the screws through the holes in the camera base and manually lined them up with the original screw holes on the wall.  An ambitious designer should feel free to modify this to make it a little easier to install.  I was more interested in getting it done than in making it pretty. =)

I printed mine with PLA since it's going under a roof, and doesn't get any sun during the day.  You probably want PETG or something if you need to take weather into consideration.  As long as the model is sitting on the opposite side from the one that has the offset, you won't need supports.


Vivint Doorbell Brick Extender

Vivint_Doorbell_Brick_Offset.stl

I was looking for a DualSense controller mount that would clamp to my end table and also be very stable.  I couldn't find exactly what I was looking for, so I remixed a few different items to get what I wanted.  I pulled the clamp and the screw from [Dualshock PS4 Controller Holder - Desk Mount Clamp](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4612553) by [eltoroloco04](https://www.thingiverse.com/eltoroloco04/designs) and stuck the male mounting bit from [Tools Tray](https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/tools-tray-iguigui) by [IGUIGUI](https://cults3d.com/en/users/iguigui/3d-models) on it,  and finally, I merged the two halves of the mount from [HSW PS5 Controller Mount](https://www.printables.com/model/381865/files) by [Jungl3](https://www.printables.com/@Jungl3) and stuck that onto the female half of IGUIGUI's tool tray.  The end result isn't pretty, but it solves the problem in the way I wanted it solved.

I printed the screw sideways with supports.  It'll print just fine if you print it standing on the head, but since the layer lines are aligned with the threads, it makes it very likely to snap off at the head when you tighten it.

The cradle I printed in it's final position, with supports, and the clamp I printed laying on its side (with supports).



PS5 DualSense Controller Desk or Table Clamp

Desk Clamp with Connector.stl

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