Case for online Game Boy link cable by stacksmashing

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<p>This is a case for the brilliant online GameBoy link cable by <a href="https://github.com/stacksmashing">stacksmashing</a>.</p><p>To assemble the case, you need to glue the lid. There might be a friction fit version in the future, but I am not promising anything. Four drops of superglue will be enough to secure the lid.</p><p>The video about the cable:</p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtHu693wE9o&amp;t=263s"></oembed></figure><p>You can <a href="https://gumroad.com/l/gb-link">buy the adapter kit here</a> (you also need a Raspberry Pi Pico per adapter).<br>The <a href="https://github.com/stacksmashing/gb-link-firmware/wiki/Link-Adapter-Overview">wiki entry to get you started</a> with the adapter.<br><br>There are two variants of this case:</p><ul><li><strong>Glued</strong><br>The lid will need to be glued to the case if it should stay in place. I printed mine (see the pictures) with default Prusa slicer settings for generic PLA with 0.15 mm layer height and 15% infill.</li><li><strong>Snap fit</strong> (thanks to Grabmoix from the stacksmashing discord server for this derivative!)<br>The lid will snap into the case so no glue is required.<br>Printer needs to be well tuned as the details are quite small. It works printing in PLA but PETG is recommended, it is a little less brittle. The "nose" between&nbsp;the two GB classic / GBP,GBA connectors is quite delicate and prone to break if you do not take care. PETG is a little more forgiving. When fitting first place the two knobs on the back in the holes (make sure they fit or sand them a litte&nbsp;(should not be necessary). Then just gently push down the lid such that it snaps on.<br>For printing a layer height of 0.15mm is recommended. Infill of 15% and no supports (it really works better without!)</li></ul>