Mac Mini M4 Ergotopia deskmount (no drilling)

Little overview with some point(er)s I would like to address or just write down:

• The one I printed on the pictures is more or less a beta version, I made some fine adjustments around the power button and added some edge blendings and so on.
   
• This is a Mac Mini M4 mount for Ergotopia height adjustable desks.
  I made this because I didn't like any Desktop (badum tss) solution and didn't want to drill new holes or even consider doublesided tape.
   
• The screw slots are 120mm apart from each other and use 2 or more screws which can be used by existing screw holes used to fixate the metal shield which protects the desks electronic components.
   
• If you plan to use more than 2 screws to mout this holder you will need some spacers so you can still tighten down the metal shield.
   
• Since many height adjustable desks use this, it should be possible to use the mount for a variety of other height adjustable desks as well. With some washers a lot should be possible.
   
• Printing works without support, but I didn't want to add a lot of screw slots if the printer couldn't handle printing the bridges properly.
   
• The Mac Mini should slide in just fine, I also added a thin foam strap in the back of my deskmount because I am a bit paranoid.
   
• It took me almost 2 days to print and it is pretty massive, 20% infill should be more than enough for PLA etc., but personally I used 60% and have a safety factor of like 10+ now.