Lenovo ThinkCentre M720q 10" (vertical) Rack Mount - with two Keystone Sockets

Note: Please print the STL in the "Long Plug+Boot" folder to avoid issues with RJ45 Plugs being too long.

The version you see in the pictures has a flaw i only noticed after taking said pictures: Ethernet cables with a maximum Plug + Boot - Metal part and Strain Relief - length of 40mm should still fit onto the backside of the keystones. Any longer than that and you will run into issues. The version in the "Long Plug+Boot" folder adds ~15mm, which should account for most plugs.

If that isnt a problem for your usecase, you can find the model shown in the pictures in the "Short Plug+Boot" folder.

Foreword

I was in the proccess of reorganizing my hardware when i had the idea to fit a small horziontal rack under my desk. I wanted a vertical 10" Rack Mount and really liked Tim's design. So i printed it without realizing that there was no way for keeping the Mini PC secured while mounted in a vertical position.
Thus i designed this 10" Rack Mount for the Lenovo M720q (and probably similar Mini PCs/ThinClients) from scratch, heavily inspired by the features (and measurements) of Tim's original design.

Features / Differences:

• Keystones

  • Both Keystones on the left (closer to the NICs) and rotated by 90°

  • Removal of Keystones though holes on the front (while PC is installed) and sides

• RJ45 Plugs can easily be removed by hand (backside)

• Edge above the Mini PC/ThinClient to keep it from falling while mounted vertically

• "Rails" instead of “spots” for the feet

I used slightly different print settings:

• Material: PETG

• Perimeters: 3 Walls

• Infill: 15%

• Top/Bottom Layers: 3 layers

• Supports: none

• Orientation: Front face down, reorientation required

• Brim: optional, didn't use one

Assembly works just like Tim's version with the exception that the PC slides in from the front.
For compatibiliy with Keystones and other Lenovo Mini PCs / ThinClients please check out Tim's model page.