Arduino Yun Case with mounting tabs and cutouts for I/O

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I needed a enclosure for my Arduino Yun that could hold a large LCD, so I found an STL file that was almost perfect. I imported this file into 123D Design, converted the STl model to a solid object, and then used the tool to extrude rectangular cutouts on top at a depth of -0.5mm. For my next print, I'm planning to use small circular holes for air vents. My initial infill setting was 35% and layer size was .150mm because I wanted to see how it would turn out before making any changes. Print Settings: Printer: Wanhao Duplicator I3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Medium Infill: 60% Notes: Make sure you increase your cooling fan after the initial layer is down to prevent curling. I used hatchbox PLA in black, with a temperature of 190C and cooling from the second layer up at 100%. Initially, my temperature was set to 195C and cooling at 80% but my first print curled up at the corners. How I Designed This I used both 123D Design and Simplify3d to design this project.