100mm Holesaw wall plug
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For plugging up holesaw holes in plasterboard/drywall where you may need access again
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We installed some cabling behind an existing void, but for future access rather than plugging the hole and filling over, then potentially needing to drill again in the future, I scaled another object to fit and cover up unsightly holes.
This gives us access in the future if needed. The diameter measurement below the retaining clips is 100.806mm. I made this slightly larger than 100mm as the teeth on our holesaw always takes out more material than you'd like. It provides a nice snug fit or allows you to take a little more material out to achieve a snug fit. The measurement from the underside of the retaining clip to the face of the seat is 13.799mm which gives a good fit on standard 12.5mm UK plasterboard sheets, but still allows enough wiggle room to get them back out again
These measurements were taken using the Bambu slicer, so there are slight deviations based on your printer's accuracy too :)