Info Orbs Mounting Bar and Stand

I got Brett.Tech's Info Orbs Dev Kit and quickly assembled it after watching the video. I got it working and I love it. What I wasn't happy with is the rather floppy manner in which the displays are mounted.

No problem, I thought, I'll just print me a mount. While there are mounts out there, they either cover up the bare electronics or require that you assembled the kit without the 90 degree headers (too late for that unless I want to de-solder everything). To be honest, I like RacingSquirrel's mount and if I had realized that his model had the displays mounted with straight headers I probably would have just made his.

Anyways, I decided to make a mount for the ‘lollipop’ configuration that uses 90° headers as shown in Brett.Tech's assembly video. But I had to come up with a support for the displays. I went with a simple bar arrangement that takes advantage of the mounting holes already on the displays.

So, the mounting bar is attached to all five displays using two M2x5 screws (10 total). The the legs are slid onto both ends of the main PCB similar to the original legs with an additional hole to hold the mounting bar in place.

I wasn't real happy with version 1 of my design as it held the Info Orbs at 90° and was not the best for displaying on a desk. So, I created a version with a 20° tilt (must have messed up the sketch in Fusion 360 because it's only 10.8°). To echo the curves of the display I rounded my legs (any appearance similar to a Star Trek communicator badge was strictly un-intentional). 

You don't need to mirror the second leg unless you are using a textured plate and want the texture to be on both of the outside (or inside) faces.