VESA MOUNT for Anton Battery Plate

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This is the older IKAN monitor, not the new V17e. The plate was held on with 1 screw, which caused it to spin - that's why you see the circle marks on the back. When I got the VESA Monitor Mount from EZ FX, a very nice and stable Jib mount based in Florida, I couldn't attach the Battery to the monitor anymore. Since I have an Ultimaker, I said yes, I can do it. 45 minutes later, this was done. Is it perfect? No, but it gets the job done. My version is slightly different from what you see in the STL file. I didn't want to wait another 8 hours for it, so I made my printer print slower. I used a Dremel tool to clean up a few things I had missed. I fixed them on the STL, so you won't have to do that. I made a mistake by putting an opening in the wrong spot and forgot about the Toggle Switch. Also, the opening was slightly too small for the plate, but fortunately, the Wall was the right thickness, and it came out in one move - now there's even a Place for the release tab built-in. The VESA mount went under the Plate, so I fixed that on the STL as well. Will I print this again? Maybe someday, but why not use what works perfectly and will last years?