Monitor Mount (Vega 100x100) for Icon Toolbox Hutch

It mounts a monitor onto an Icon toolbox hutch wall. No rotation or anything fancy, but it works great. Designed after a french cleat, plus I thought it would be nice to have the mount separate as I may design some tool holders that the fit the same system. 

I printed it at normal settings in PLA on the bigger surface (i.e. weakest way to print this), and the mount was able to support 10lbs for 7 days. So it should be able to support most monitors. That said, it did fail after 6 months of use, so I printed the mount again at 70% infill in PLA again, but still with the weakest print orientation. I'm more just testing to see how robust it is. If it fails again, I'll swap to what I think would be significantly stronger which is with the spike pointing up so layers are opposite the force (I think that's how I uploaded the model), and go with PETG at like 50% infill. 

For the monitor part, you'll have to supply your own hardware obviously. I also had to get a right-angle HDMI cable since the fit was pretty close to the wall, and a regular one just stuck out to far. Other option was to make the mount like 3" thick, which I just didn't like. I tried to limit filament usage with the hex pattern, but man, that made the print take way longer. Still fairly new to designing things, so any tips are more than welcome. 

I don't imagine this model will get much traction as I can't imagine there's a lot of folks with this specific toolbox looking to mount a monitor like this, but who knows. If you do stumble upon this, and you want me to design a different monitor mount, by all means, let me know the measurements, and I'll slap something together.