Amazing! idk how this isn't something everyone knows. If you use Underware for OpenGrid, you need this print. I'm super happy with it, I printed it in White PETG, tried a test fit on the underside of my desk and was genuinely worried I'd rip the screws out of my desk before the thing came off the grid lol. As opposed to many that are the opposite. I was mid designing my own solution when I thought to do 1 more search and came across this ingenious print. I never would have thought to use the underside of the powerstrip (I know it's a grmix, I'm just happy this person brought it to OpenGrid).

Great design overall, but didn't seem to be made for 3D printing (too tight of tolerances and some design choices that are clearly not thought for 3D printing) and the print profile has the worst support removal I've ever experienced. I increased the top Z distance under supports and brought it back up to 0.2 and that made for a 5x easier removal and cleaner looking part, but if I was printing again I'd increase it to 2.2

Super awesome design, looks amazing. but it's totally handicapped by bad support settings. Minimally increase the Z-Distance on the top of the supports. I had to spend 30 minutes with a pair of pliers trying to rip supports off without snapping the part, and after that it's so messy that I can't get the plate to slide in properly and it's going to take me at least another 30 mins of post processing to get it fully functional. Like I said though, the design itself is totally amazing. Just the one area needs some work on the profile.