Enclosure for Sure Bluetooth AA-AB41132 BT2.1 Audio Receiver

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Depending on your printer's precision, this should print out and go together with minimal difficulty. If it prints fine on my old Afinia 479, it will likely work great on newer printers as well. I exclusively use ABS for my projects, so I'm unsure how PLA will perform. Designed for 4-40 3/8" machine screws, this design doesn't require tapping holes for the screws due to its tolerance. They cut their own threads on the first try. Make sure to orient the side panels flat on the print bed and print the top plate upside down from its current orientation. If not, it will likely require a lot of support material. The front panel might need slight revisions for the headphone jack hole, as it may not be perfectly centered over the jack. However, my picture shows an older version, and I haven't printed it again since trying to adjust the location. The file here is for the newer version. This box was designed to print in separate pieces. I aimed for a modular design that could potentially adapt to other uses later on. My 3D printing philosophy is to avoid making complex designs that require printing as one solid unit unless absolutely necessary. If problems arise, you'll waste time and material, and have to wait extended periods to make small revisions. Print Settings Printer Brand: Afinia Printer: AFINIA H480 Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: .15 layer thickness Infill: Fairly little infill Notes: I always use rafts, but they may not be necessary.