ALDI / LIDL / PARKSIDE Drawer Skadis Mount

I recently covered a wall in Skadis and after poking holes in the wall for that I had no space left to mount my super cheap but useful component drawers from Aldi/Lidl.

Quick bit of work with the 3D printer and made this bracket that allows you to mount the component drawers to a bracket that utilises the Skadis T-Nuts Mounting System for Ikea Skadis Pegboards using M2.5 bolts.

The bracket is 10mm deep so you will need a 10-12mm M5 screw/bolt to attach the drawers to it without it protruding into the Skadis board.  The drawers are attached to the bracket at 15mm centres.

There are 2 versions, one that uses M5x6x7 Threaded brass inserts (recommended) and one that has an undersized hole that you can tap the thread into.  I recommend using threaded brass inserts.

The bracket has multiple holes and guides for the Skadisnut, I use 3 bolts for mine, but you can use more if you like.

Note that with only the bracket there drawers will have a slight tilt however if you print a 10mm block at the same time you can attach this to the back of the drawers at the bottom to keep them horizontal.

The spacing of the Skadis means that if you have the drawers stacked vertically you will end up with ~27mm gap between each of the units, however this is a nice space for those component boxes to slot into so I consider it a free shelf.

I recommend that you use a filament with good creep resistance.

Please provide comments and upload makes so I can update the design if required! 

The bracket will fit on a standard Mk4/Core One build plate if rotated 45 degrees.