Elegant Screwiverse Inserts for Honeycomb Storage Wall (HSW)

I really liked nobodyinperson's idea..

I didn't like that the notches were visible and decided to make my own remix.

CONCEPT

The concept is as follows (for those who are seeing this for the first time):

The insert is slotted in 6 places making it flexible.

In addition, the thread is tilted to ensure easy insertion into the wall.

Once it is inserted a screw is wound which opens the insert and stabilizes it very firmly. In one way it is easy to insert and remove, in the screwed position it cannot be removed.

INSERTS

Various inserts and connectors are available.

If for some reason you need another configuration, point it out in the comments and I'll make it.

SCREWS

Also, I made the screws flush with the insert and screwed in with a hex key. There are varieties for 6, 8 and 10 mm. The last one (10 mm) can be used for mounting accessories, similar to the original version, which is however 13 mm. 

For accessories with HEX 13 mm I have made adapters:

You can find them here: HEX 13 Adapter for Elegant Screwiverse

SCREWS WITH NUTS

I made the screws to incorporate M3, M3,5, M4, M5 and M6 nuts.

MULTICONNECT SCREWS

You can find them here: MULTICONNECT SCREWS for Elegant Screwiverse Insert

SCREWS WITH MAGNETS

Also at the request of a colleague, I made screws with embedded magnets for hanging things:

You can find them here: UNIVERSAL MAGNET HOLDERS for Elegant Screwiverse (HSW)

SCREWS WITH THREADED HOLES

I added screws with threaded holes for sheet metal and wood screws:

All varieties can be found here: Screws with threaded holes for Elegant Screwiverse

WALL MOUNTING

For wall mounting there are 3 options.

The first one is a very simple insert through which it is directly attached to the wall. I have also made a cap to it so that the screw of the dowel is not visible.

The second option has a screw through which it is caught in the wall. A single insert or random connector is used. Again, there is a cap for it so that the dowel screw is not visible.

The third option has an offset from the wall for routing cables (similar to the Multiboard installation).

The screw I made offsets the wall by 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 & 38 mm.

The diagram is as follows:

It should be taken into account that the screw head for the dowel should not be larger than 10 mm.

Again, a single insert or random connector is used. The cap is the same as above.

OTHERS

For convenience I have also made a drill template for drilling into the wall for 6, 8 and 10 mm drills.

For directional control, I have placed markers on the back side so they are not visible once installed. I also didn't like this in the original version, that you can see some triangles. In the end this only needed to be controlled once, when screwing in.

I have also made hex key markers for 6, 8 and 10 mm.

SOURCE

Since I didn't have the original file, I made the thread from scratch. I used the definition nobodyinperson gave, but unfortunately they are incompatible.

I'm uploading the threads in DWG format (solids) if anyone needs them.

If anyone needs extra parts, I will do.

You can also see my HEX BOXES, which also have Elegant Screwiverse holders and can be swapped randomly and at any time.

CHANGE LOG: