Wall Mount for Kindle Fire HD 10

A wall mount for Amazon Kindle Fire HD 10 (7th Generation).

I'm running Openhab on it, a great system for home automation.

Should also work for the newer generations because they didn't change the design of the tablet itself. The newer models have a USB-C power-connection, the 7th generation models USB-micro.

The mount consist of two main parts: the base frame is screwed to the wall and holds the Kindle Fire, the top frame is glued to a metal sheet and is held in place by the magnets and the base frame. I took stainless steel for the top frame but wouldn't recommend it: you'll see every single fingerprint on it. I would go for aluminium next time.

Due to the print bed dimension limitations, every frame is cut into four pieces. I glued them with UHU Plast Special.

A power button is included so you can turn the tablet on and off without opening the mount.

What you need:

• angled USB-micro cable (mine is a System-S one, ASIN B00GO0OD4O at amazon.de
• 8 circular magnets 10mm x 1mm
• (optional but highly recommended) metal sheet, thickness 1mm - see pictures for measurement
• Some glue - UHU Plast Special worked perfect for my Prusament PETG-Print as well as the metal sheet

Happy printing!
Harry

Print instructions

• Material: I printed in Prusament PETG but should work fine with every other material
• Layer height: 0.2mm
• Infill: 20%
• Make sure to print the parts of the top frame upside down