My furniture drive is for now satisfied by success.
The initial idea failed by printing issues. That's why the back and side walls of the boards have no significant height to create a leverage against the drywall. The Spax screws hold without recommended drywall dowels, because they are rather long, thin and the L shaped parts are long relative to the overall weight.
The grey one only is glued to the top and has only one screw at the very bottom. The lower board's L shaped stand has two screws used to tighten the L to the wall.
The top board is using a row of screws in 2 centimeter distance from each other and the Kelven Lattice tetrakaidecahedrons spaces hang onto those. If I had succeeded in printing the full construction another row of screws would have been enough to hold the board without the grey L shape stand leveraging the weight against the wall.
The graffiti middle wall is glued onto the lower board and gives the top board a rest surface, the second L is therefore mounted straight below. All Newton are passed through straight thereby.
The Cyberdeck Case will one day be constructed based on these learnings, but from a Filament much more robust and sturdy than this simple multi colour PLA Silk from CailLabs and possibly glued together from several parts. By than I will have a proper 3D print workspace and rubber gloves.
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And the final piece:
