Surface-mount wall box for one coax F connector and one keystone jack

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This I made to mount on the wall where the TV is installed. The coax was already clipped along the top of the baseboard. I added an ethernet cable under the baseboard, dremeled a groove up the back side of the baseboard for it, and have both cables going into this box, so now there is a cable outlet and network outlet in one place. It looks a little neater than simply cables hanging off the baseboard. I got an F barrel coupler on ebay, with the nut and washer included. ( http://www.ebay.com/itm/261672233886 ) That fits into the hex socket on the inside, with the nut and washer on the outside. You can of course get RJ-45 keystone jacks on ebay too. The cutout for the keystone jack might tend to sag a little, but my Zeus can usually do PLA bridges pretty well. I had to file it slightly afterwards. The design for the keystone receiver is http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:548145 . I tried to add a honeycomb front surface, to be printed face-down. But I made it too thin, so the slicer omitted it completely, and I got a plain flat front surface. Didn't bother reprinting since it was otherwise OK. So I'm not sure how well that would have worked. You can comment it out if you don't want it (lines 113-114).