GeeekPi 11.26" Flush Mount

I was inspired by the flush mount The Stock Pot made for the Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2. But I enjoy playing with odd aspect ratios and I found this GeeekPi 11.26 ultrawide display and decided that was going to be my wall display for Home Assistant. It's got a Pi5 4GB, the Pi Active Cooler, and NVMe Hat, all of which attach to the back of the screen. I'm running piOS with TouchKio for the Kiosk software.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F6NPCX1V

I don't know if this counts as a remix because I did build it from scratch since the aspect ratio is so different and my 3d modelling skills are not the strongest. But just in case, here's the link to the inspiration:

I had a bunch of 12x3mm magnets with a 4mm countersunk hole that I decided to use for the magnetic attachment of the screen, I probably went overboard with those, but better safe than sorry. I also decided to try sizing the holes in the mount for the bolts that come through the wall for M3 threaded inserts. That didn't work out as well as I'd hoped, hence why there are only 4 M3 bolts holding the mount to the wall instead of the 6 holes that are in the mount.

I plan on using my CNC to cut a frame for the mount that will have holes places so the bolts go through the frame, then the wall before being attached to the frame; rather than finishing it to look like part of the wall like The Stock Pot did with his.

The biggest problem I had with this was printing it, it's too big to fit on the print bed of a Centauri Carbon when laying flat, so I actually had to run it diagonally across the bed and flip it onto it's side. I tried splitting it into pieces, but it would never go together quite right. The version I'm using now is printed in PETG, I tried ASA but had layer adhesion issues.

Gotta clean up around the mount, and might make some changes to take M5 instead of M3 bolts. The M3 bolts look a little small.