Board mount plate

A standoff plate sized to a PCB’s mounting-hole pattern.

A mounting plate with standoff posts placed at a board’s mounting-hole pattern, so a PCB bolts down cleanly inside a project. Pick a preset (Raspberry Pi 4, Pi Zero, Arduino Uno, ESP32 DevKit) to fill the board size and hole spacing from standard dimensions, then set the standoff height/diameter and the plate margin. Each standoff is drilled with a self-tap pilot so an M2.5/M3 screw bites directly. Built from ordinary primitives and booleans, so it stays parametric — drop it into an enclosure base to mount electronics.

1. Open the Generate panel from the left sidebar and choose Board mount (under Mounts).
2. Pick a board preset (Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP32) or start from the default pattern.
3. Set the standoff height and diameter, the plate margin, and the plate thickness.
4. Generate: the plate with four standoffs drops in as one editable part.