Scoreboard mount

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This is a mount used to fix a pétanque scoreboard to a wooden post, used in particular for my own [scoreboard design](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6079561). I have published it as it could be useful for other situations where someone may wish to mount a board temporarily on a post or wall. It uses two pairs of flush bracket mounts for cabinets & pictures, top and bottom of the scoreboard. These were not used directly on the board; the stand-off provided by this mount makes it easier to line everything up on a rough fence post that may not be entirely straight. The matching bracket is screwed directly to the post, but the other way up (obviously!). I used brackets similar to [these](https://www.amazon.co.uk/SRunDe-Stainless-Interlocking-Headboard-Pictures/dp/B09JS2FC8X/ref=pd_ci_mcx_mh_mcx_views_2?pd_rd_w=J5z1J&content-id=amzn1.sym.6aea875e-359f-49f3-864f-cff62d586b6a&pf_rd_p=6aea875e-359f-49f3-864f-cff62d586b6a&pf_rd_r=4PHNYSNDY9EM79M8BJGJ&pd_rd_wg=kPgyr&pd_rd_r=ddcb79f7-e5ae-4cec-884c-00e4d93298d8&pd_rd_i=B09JS2FC8X), which are fairly common. They have a hole spacing of approximately 34.5mm, but it is possible that the hole spacing of the ones you find will be different - if this is the case, change the variable <i>screwHoleSeparation</i> in the SCAD file and re-compile.