Ubiquiti USW Flex Mini Mount with or without Holes

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<p>Name says it all. This mount can use either screws or some form of tape (e.g. Command strips). I made this to test out Onshape. In testing, the mount should give a bit of room for the switch, and you can put the switch either way in the mount because the USB-C port hole expands to both ends (if you don't use PoE).</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>“Why would I use this?” - you</strong></p><p>Personally, I wanted the switch to be mounted under my desk, but there isn't enough room to take out an Ethernet cable if I need to, and the switch cannot be flipped because the bottom of it won't stick to a Command strip. I also do not want to drill any holes. With this, the switch can be mounted upside-down to be able to access the ports. <strong>I have included a version with screw holes if you want that. </strong>If you want to go that route, use screws with a diameter of<strong> ¾" (19.05mm)</strong> to fit the countersunk holes.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>“This sucks, you have so many changes to make!” - also you</strong></p><p>I have included the source for the model (made in Onshape), but Printables only allows me to add one link. Here are the links for both models, screw holes and no screw holes.</p><p>NO SCREW HOLES:</p><p><a href="https://cad.onshape.com/documents/2b732a54547e6939da06f5bd/w/58eff511bffb7d952dc8d14e/e/d6b1f010ef6f82d3a65d0e73">https://cad.onshape.com/documents/2b732a54547e6939da06f5bd/w/58eff511bffb7d952dc8d14e/e/d6b1f010ef6f82d3a65d0e73</a>&nbsp;</p><p>SCREW HOLES:</p><p><a href="https://cad.onshape.com/documents/bdbd5943b7edabe78677d0ed/w/3df8a90905385e6cec3ad539/e/0de1d632ed80dd932d311b68">https://cad.onshape.com/documents/bdbd5943b7edabe78677d0ed/w/3df8a90905385e6cec3ad539/e/0de1d632ed80dd932d311b68</a>&nbsp;</p>