Summary

I have been looking for a easy option to panel mount a micro USB socket, usually for powering small items such as USB led strips and the like. I found it surprising that they were uncommon.

I did find that Micro USB breakout boards were cheap and easy to find so I made this mount for them.

The hole required is 17mm and the screw spacing is 24mm center to center. This model is designed for a 3mm wall thickness as Im using acrylic sheet. I have included some original files so hopefully you can make changes as needed.I know 17mm is an odd size but it was needed for my project and I used a laser cutter so it didn't matter.

This is designed around this USB breakout board, This is a local supplier to me but you can find them on ebay.

[https://www.buildcircuit.com.au/5-pin-micro-usb-to-dip-adapter-module-in-sydney-australia/](https://www.buildcircuit.com.au/5-pin-micro-usb-to-dip-adapter-module-in-sydney-australia/)

Use 2x m2x5 bolts for the PCB mount and 2x m3 bolts to attach to the pane from the front.
These should both thread in to the print but a m3 nut could also be added.

Notes: 
 

Print face side down with some support under the screw tabs.