QueMar - Quefrency rev2 Hi-pro case

The QueMar is a high profile case for the Keebio Quefrency rev2 PCB. It is designed for the version with macros on the left half and a 65% right half. Each side of the case is made of two parts: a bottom plate and an all-in one top/switch-plate/mid-layer.Edit: if you want a left half without macros, here is a remix for that, thanks to user @GlowKB: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4735059The design is based on the basic case design files in Keebio's github (link below). I merged together the mid-layer with the switch plate and added a beveled hi-profile "top".I chose to use transparent filament for all parts as I wanted to dive into the RGB goodness, but you can achieve a more "muted" or "classy" look by printing the top of the case in a non transparent material and the bottom plate in transparent. You will get a neat illuminated base effect.To assemble the case, use 2mm screws with a length between 5 and 16 millimeters (8 to 15 recommended). The holes are not threaded but the screws will thread their way in the "soft" plastic.Check the KLE layout linked below to see what keyset you need to complete the keyboard.Note that I provide 2 left side design files: case-left.stl and case-left-notch.stl. The difference lays in the switch plate design: In case-left.stl I removed a stabilizer notch that is not needed in my layout and was preventing a key to align properly. If you want a to use a layout that requires the leftmost notch in the space bar area of the left hand, use case-left-notch.stl.Links:Keebio Quefrency (you only need the PCB, the plates are integrated in the case)Basic case design files from Keebio's GithubMy KLE layout