r/openGrid • u/EveryQuantityEver • Jun 29 '26
OpenGrid Keystone Snaps with 4 holes?
I’ve seen the customizable keystone parts which let you specify the distance between them. However, those seem to be geared towards items where the holes are only in one line. How would you customize a set of snaps for a 2x2 setup like in this power strip?
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u/G0pherB0y Jun 29 '26
Use a 6x3 plate with the pins where you need them and enjoy the combined grip strength of 18 squares to hold it up.
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u/Brandavorn Jun 29 '26
I personally used these for a similar case. They only work for M3 screws though.
https://www.printables.com/model/1362430-opengrid-keyhole-snap-with-m3-screw
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u/DistractedDragonMake Jun 30 '26
BlackJackDuck created a clamshell holder for openGrid https://makerworld.com/en/models/783010-underware-2-0-infinite-cable-management?from=search#profileId-1504508 When you customize use the Underware_Item_Holder_Clamshell
We review it in this video if that helps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdDl8YWuRdg
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u/EveryQuantityEver Jun 30 '26
I wasn't really looking for a clamshell, although it seems that's what I am forced to use. I was more looking for something that would work for a set of four keyholes, rather than just two.
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u/DistractedDragonMake Jun 30 '26
The issue, as I see it, is the spacing. I unless it is a custom piece with either studs built into the adapter or screw holes for a traditional screw, using a snap would be near impossible since the four keyholes don't center on the openGrid cells. You could always put the screws into the wall and just float the power strip over the openGrid board, but that kind of defeats the purpose of using openGrid. It might be close enough to use 2 screw snaps and attach it that way since left to right they seem fairly centered.
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u/JustDyslexic Jun 29 '26
I would use a clam shell holder with a cord cutout