Made some changes when I uploaded to my website

Headset Monitor Mount SCAD/headsetMonitorMount.scad

@@ -9,17 +9,22 @@ screwHead = 5;
 headphoneSupport = 2;
 wallThickness = 5;
 
-difference()
-linear_extrude(bezelDepth + wallThickness) {
-    polygon([[0,0],
-        [bezelWidth + wallThickness,0],
-        [bezelWidth + wallThickness,bezelWidth + wallThickness],
-        [0,bezelWidth + wallThickness]
-        ]);
+difference(){
+    linear_extrude(bezelDepth + wallThickness)
+        polygon([[0,0],
+            [bezelWidth + wallThickness,-5],
+            [bezelWidth + wallThickness,bezelWidth + wallThickness],
+            [0,bezelWidth + wallThickness]
+            ]);
+
+    linear_extrude([bezelWidth - wallThickness]){
+        translate([wallThickness,1,2]){ 
+            polygon([
+            [0,0],
+            [bezelWidth,0],
+            [bezelWidth,bezelWidth],
+            [0,bezelWidth]
+            ]);
+        }
+    }
 }
-    translate(bezelDepth,0) polygon([
-    [0,0],
-    [bezelWidth,0],
-    [bezelWidth,bezelWidth],
-    [0,bezelWidth]
-]);

Headset Monitor Mount/README.md

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
-Summary
-=======
+# Headset Monitor Mount
 
-This is a headphone mount that attatches to the top corner of your computer monitor using a 3D printed screw. It works perfectly for my current setup, ASUS VS248H-P and, Steelseries H Wireless. Using the parameters option (Modify > Parameters) in Fusion 360 this design can easily be adapted to any monitor/headset combination.
+## Summary
 
-Print Settings
-==============
+This is a headphone mount that attaches to the top corner of your computer monitor using a 3D printed screw. It works perfectly for my current setup, ASUS VS248H-P and, SteelSeries H Wireless. Using the parameters option (Modify > Parameters) in Fusion 360 this design can easily be adapted to any monitor/headset combination.
+
+## Print Settings
 
 **Printer Brand:**
 
@@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ Yes
 
 15%, 4 Perimeter layers
 
-  
+**Print Notes:**
 
-**Notes:**
+![Print Orientation for the Mount](https://gitlab.com/MisterBiggs/MyModels/raw/master/Headset%20Monitor%20Mount/printPreview.png)
 
 The monitorHeadsetMount I printed upside down to minimize the amount of supports. You still need some supports underneath the hook part but otherwise this orientation does really well, even the threads. Another advantage of this orientation is it puts the layers in the same direction of the force when mounted so you don't have to worry about the layers splitting and the part breaking.