VESA Wall Mount 100x100 and 75x75

A simple solution for simple men (also works for women and non-binary people).

PRINT IN PETG OR STRONGER.

I made this because I couldn't find any designs that allowed access to the ports behind my monitor. It has 100mm of clearance from the wall to the monitor—plenty for my non-right-angle HDMI and power cable. (You can also see that he is a CHONKER. This monitor is quite old, but at least it's 1080p :p).

There are two versions: A regular one and a peg-reinforced version.

If your monitor is modern and not that heavy, you can get away with just printing the regular files with a ton of walls, top layers and bottom layers.

If you're like me and have a big chungus, I’d recommend reinforcing it. First, print two of the reinforcing pegs lying down (this way, they won’t suffer from the Z-axis weakness that happens when printing upright).

Then, when slicing, add a pause before the void is bridged shut and drop the pegs in with super glue. BE EXTRA CAREFUL NOT TO ADD GLUE TO THE TOP OF THE PRINT, or you’ll have a bad time.

I might've added too much clearence to the peg (my glue was too thic). if you preffer, do a test print first to see if your glue will run into the sides or not.

This will add some much-needed strength to the print on the Z-axis.

Hardware:

• 4x M4x20 (preferably with washers)
• 4x Screws for your wall *¹
• 1x Nut and Bolt M8x100 or imperial “equivalent” *²

Notes:
*¹ This will vary depending on where you mount your monitor. The size of the screw holes (5mm) is undersized by design so you can self-tap them into the plastic more easily.

*² This will be used as the shaft to connect the two halves together. As long as it is ≤ 0.3in, you'll be fine.