VESA 100x100 mount for Arduino Uno

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I'm creating a VESA 100x100mm mount for my Arduino Uno using Fusion 360, and it's going to be a crucial part of my DIY Ambi-Light project that combines Adalight-FastLED and Prismatik technology. To secure the mount, I've chosen M4x16mm screws, which provide a snug fit in the slightly larger than 4mm holes. For the Arduino itself, I'm using M3x8mm screws on the bottom side with fittings for nuts that should compress nicely under pressure. Given the Uno's pin header adjacent to a screw hole, I've decided to limit the mount to three screws. The spacers designed for the Uno are carefully crafted to accommodate every soldered header configuration. In the area around the USB and power plugs, I've made the beehive pattern thinner, reducing it from 3mm to 1mm. This modification will allow for easier access to these critical components. Looking ahead, I plan to add spacers for the wires to prevent connector bending, but for now, this area is also suitable for small zip ties that can help keep everything organized and tidy.