Case for JYETECH 062 Digital Storage Oscilloscope

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For those who own the compact DIY Oscilloscope JYETECH 062 here's a nice case to go with it. Printing requires support as shown (no need to worry about cleaning, as it will be hidden). Before assembling three buttons should be removed; otherwise, you won't be able to insert the PCB. The original DIY kit had a problem - the length of the "distance bus screw thingy" (check out the picture) wasn't long enough, causing the cover PCB to push in some control buttons. I turned this issue into an advantage. To make it easier for others, I included the SolidWorks 2015 Student file so anyone who wants to rebuild the model can do so. Feel free to take a look and edit if you like - just keep in mind that it's a bit of a mess and could use some improvements. I managed to get halfway through rebuilding it the next day, but it still needs work. The inner measurements are now 108mm x 66mm. My PCBs size is 106,7mm x 64,7mm. Here are my print settings: Printer Brand - Ultimaker; Printer - Ultimaker 2; Rafts - No; Supports - Yes; Resolution - 0,2mm; Infill - 80. My design process was as follows: take measurements, apply the golden rule of 0,2mm, print, improve, post, print again, discover a mistake, apologize to those who downloaded it (referencing my disclaimer), print again, post, let others clean up my mess. I broke this promise and did a half rebuild from DWGs instead. Custom Section: be aware that the correct model was uploaded after 2016-04-17 17:20 - I had to adjust the model. I don't have a 100% tested model for you, but I'm confident that this one will work for the JYETECH 062 Digital Storage Oscilloscope. A few hours later... yes, about that confidence; I made another mistake during the rebuild of a dangling sketch and extruded it in the wrong direction. Sorry to everyone who downloaded it before (17:20 +01:00 GMT). The model is now corrected, but I won't create a new clean one. Maybe when I have some free time and have recovered from my error. The next day... I rebuilt the model from DWGs since I didn't want to start over completely. Both models are essentially the same, but if you want to edit it I recommend using the rebuild file instead.