Wall and shelf mount for the Reolink E1

Originally built for a rabbit hutch — these days it also hangs above printers.

Two mounts in grey and white in front of the pegboard, the black Reolink camera next to them

The camera sits in the white mount, the cable running through the clip on the back

The mount head-on, both pairs of screw holes for the two mounting positions

The white mount on its own, the holes for the adapter plate visible

The mount from the side: wall plate and round rest at a right angle

The mount lying down, the underside with the round rest

Material: PLA
Layer height: 0,2 mm
Print time: ca. 2 h

I built it for a rabbit hutch with a run. Priorities.

These days the same mount hangs above other people's printers, and that's the better story: you design for your own case and hit one you never thought of.

The mount takes the Reolink E1, E1 Pro and E1 Zoom. It fits horizontally or vertically — depending on whether it sits on a wall or under a shelf. There are two positions for the original adapter plate, one for each orientation.

On the back sits a cable clip. Without it the power lead plays the lead role in the picture.

Screws

mount to the wall: standard screws up to Ø 4 mm
adapter plate to the mount: M3 × 8 to M3 × 12, countersunk

Depending on the screw head, check first that nothing bottoms out inside.

One note

This is a printed mount, not Reolink accessory hardware. Where a fall would be expensive, check that everything holds before the camera turns into an action cam against its will.

Printing

0.2 mm layer height
PLA is fine indoors; outdoors go for PETG or ASA

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