Low Profile Probe Rack
Created 1 months ago
Description
A bulky wall mount that catches on sleeves and knocks things off the bench is exactly what we don't want. Chopping the back plate down to a stubby profile gets the plastic out of the way while keeping the rack mounted firmly against the wall.
Fit Details
- Capacity: 8 scope probes
- Grip Clearance: 10mm holes
- Mounting: Swapped to smaller M3 countersunk holes to fit the shorter 12mm back plate
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