Gridfinity minimal magnetic screw together base plate (M2 bolts)

Summary:

• Connect together segments with M2x8mm screws and press-fit nuts
• 9.3 mm tall
• Parametric source
• Removed M3 hole under magnet

Hardware (Note none of these are affiliate links):

• - M2x8mm screws + nuts (I use https://www.amazon.com/DYWISHKEY-Pieces-Socket-Screws-Wrench/dp/B07W5J19Y5/) 
• Ball End Hex Key Wrench 1.5 mm: I used this set https://www.amazon.com/TEKTON-Wrench-Metric-13-Piece-25272/dp/B00I5THFR4/ . Didn't realized it was so pricy. This is not required for 1xN sized models.
• 6x2mm magnets: https://amzn.to/37Ihopq (Link from Zach Freedman's baseplate post).

Installation Tips:

• Connect together upsidedown!
• I used pliers to sqash the nuts in.
• I have the magnets holes slightly oversized, which requires glue. My printer isn't tuned perfectly, so I was hesitant to make them pressfit. Feel free to make the change in the model with the magnetDiameter var 

Motivation:

I wanted a baseplate with the following:

• Interlocking, preferably with metal hardware.
• Minimize  filament usage
• No M3 screw hole under magnet to leak glue.
• Follows https://gridfinity.xyz/specification/

Similar Baseplates:

https://www.printables.com/model/368469-dovetail-gridfinity-base-short-v2/files

• 8 mm Tall! (85% my model)
• Uses printed Dovetails for connection
• The profile might be slightly out of spec.

https://thangs.com/designer/ZackFreedman/3d-model/Gridfinity%20Baseplates-60925

• Original baseplate
• Weighted baseplate is great but uses too much filament
• No interconnecting

https://www.printables.com/model/300603-gridfinity-screw-together-baseplate

• Screws together with M3 and heat set inserts
• Press fit magnets