Gridfinity base plates for Skadis wall mounting, using Skadis T Nuts.

In various configurations (4x1 and 4x2 currently, more possible), recesses for 2x 6x2mm magnets in each base (no-one has time to set 4 magnets), and bracing to add some rigidity to the unit.

I have been printing these in ASA to create a tough/strong base for the vertically mounted gridfinity units, and storing large bins of screws etc in them, they are designed for sturdiness and strength, not for saving filament and lightness. I'm not sure how much filament you save if you start pocketing them out, as it's only infill that you are removing really, and the large cross sections are good for stiffness, which I prefer.

Designed to go on the edge of a Skadis board, either side, hence the 2 sets of screw holes, I have designed these for the M2.5 screws, but they also work with M3 screws/T nuts if you open the holes out in CAD or the slicer software.