Framework Mainboard VESA mount

This is for the Framework Computer Mainboard Case contest. Looking through the submission, I tried to think of 1) what was not already submitted, and 2) what -I- would use a Framework mainboard for.  

I have a small space where I need to have a computer for running a Laser and CNC, and I use a tiny Windows10 tablet (a fusion5 to be precise).  It is not the most powerful hardware to use, but it has worked well for the last 2 years.  the MAIN issue I have with it is the small screen. Using lightburn on it is a pain, as all the text is small, and it is hard to do micro adjustments at that scale.  

So, the problem is : how could I use the Framework Mainboard instead?  The idea is to get a larger VESA compatible monitor, and use it like an all-in-one PC, with the mainboard attacked to the back of the monitor.  And thus, this monstrosity was born.  

I did not redesign the default 3dprinted case, but instead took the included tray, grabbed the mounting holes, and lined them up with this simple bracket.  so you will still need to print the default case, but this allows you to keep the mainboard out of the way and you could use the VESA mount cable management if it is included.  

I do not have a Framework mainboard so I am not going to print this, but I suggest using a pretty high infill. you may also need to replace the usual M4x10 VESA mounting screws with M4x12 or M4x14 (the bracket is .1" thick) screws depending on if they are long enough.  if your monitor has an inset VESA mount you will need to use spacers