S300 compatible phone mounting wall plate

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This is a single gang phone mounting wall plate with horizontally-aligned pegs and compatible with the Sangoma S300 phone set. The Sangoma S300 requires horizontally-aligned pegs, which means that a standard gang box must be orientated landscape to meet this requirement. A standard gang box is usually positioned in portrait mode, making the phone mounting pegs vertically-aligned. However, this wall plate attaches to a standard, portrait-orientated single gang box. It features pre-engineered pilot holes for #10-24 machine screws that serve as pegs for mounting a phone. The hardware store only had 3/4" screws (as shown), but it would work even better with 1/2" screws as the phone would set more flush with the plate. The plate also features a center peg that serves to keep the phone positioned vertically, provide stability and create a gap for wire management purposes. The center hole was originally designed to hold the snap in for an RJ45 punchdown terminal, but this was abandoned because the terminal sticks too far out. Perhaps someone else will improve upon this design or I'll work it out for a later version. I printed these in PLA, and they would likely work fine with ABS as well. I just have a lot of old PLA that needs to be used up. Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2X Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .4 Infill: 15 Notes: I printed these on my modified Makerbot 2X in natural PLA with .4 resolution and 15% infill. A standard 2X is only an ABS printer, but I modified the extruder to work well with PLA as well. I used PLA primarily because I had a lot of old stock that needed to be used up. Post-Printing: Finishing: Once the print is cool and off the build plate, simply add your #10-24 x 3/4" machine screws. Make sure to screw them in as much as you can for stability, but only so much that they do not poke out on the back, or you will ruin your wall. Standard wall plate screws will hold the wall plate to the gang box. Try to keep things level, or your phone will look crooked.