In wall locking version for inwall PI Display 2 - remix

The Stock Pot's design is fantastic, just one problem for me; I have a wall stud directly left of the hole preventing me from using the left and right side arms.  This design has top and bottom as well as left and right arms.  I didn't have the original files to rebuild this design, it does look similar but it is built completely from scratch.  

Also, the arms and towers have been increased in size by a few MMs to have a little more clearance.  I think there may be a little size difference in drywall from the US to wherever this was designed from.  However, The Stock Pots arms and towers should be interchangeable with my design if you still wanted the smaller versions.

So, a big thanks goes out to The Stock Pot for a thoughtful design.  And thank you for posting your original design as this will work best for my application.

I found that PETG+ worked the best for less shrinkage.  I used black and the frame melted into the display on the wall.

I used 1.25" sheet metal screws; I prefer the wider threads for a better bite.

On the magnets.  The magnets I purchased already had a sticky tape installed.  If you've ever played with magnets, if you try to put a magnet over a metal point (screw head) they will tend to want to offset. Before I put the mount in the wall, I placed the 4 screws with the non-sticky side down on the screw then placed masking tape to prevent the screw from falling into the screw hole as I placed the PI display 2 in the frame. Finally, I removed the paper piece protecting the sticky tape on the magnet.

I then placed the Display 2 in the frame and removed the tape holding the screws in place, one at a time. Once removed, I pushed the screw towards the screen until it stopped and repeated with the rest of the screws.  You may see that the magnet offsets a bit and that's ok.  I believe there's enough room to put in two magnets and that will be a direct and more powerful hold.  But I'm not sure I need that.

I then removed the display with the magnets attached the frame to the wall.

I used E6000 glue to attach the towers to the back of the frame.  

Otherwise follow The Stock Pot's guide and you'll be good to go.