Philips Hue 2.1 Skadis Mount - Orientation Agnostic

Most of the Philips Hue mounts that I found for use with the Ikea Skadis system only allow you to orient the Hue bridge in a vertical orientation. In my setup I wanted to route the cables to the side for a cleaner appearance. 

I liked the T-Clip system from @LineArcLine , but I wanted a design that would allow for orientation-agnostic mounting, allowing the mount to be attached vertically or horizontally. By making the openings round rather than slots, the mount's orientation is irrelevant. I also made the clips slightly shorter to reduce material and the thickness of the mount, particularly due to the need for the heads of the clips to be recessed or flush with the surface to fit under the Hue bridge. 

I printed this on a Prusa Core One in Amazon Basics PETG at a 0.15mm layer height with nearly default structural settings. I changed the infill to 3d Honeycomb (gives the most infill to the protruding mount point at the top). Infill was 10%.

I included 1mm diameter rod supports under the mounting hook. These supports can be cut away with a blade after printing and are easy to remove. 

The + shaped part are for extra locking elements, but are not entirely necessary. They provide a mechanical interference that should help prevent the mount from sliding downwards under load. Like the t-clips, they can be oriented either vertically or horizontally. The Hue bridge covers them, holding them in place. I made them a separate part so that everything can be easily printed without supports. These are optional. When I designed the part I was worried it would slip down, but after printing and testing, the t-clips hold the mount tightly enough slippage shouldn't be a problem. 

STL, STEP, and technical drawings of each part are included for easy reuse and modification.