Hardened Experia Z1 Case With Rifle Scope Mount Accessory (Partially Tested)

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Update: The complete source code is now available in a zip file upon request. Update: Additional features include recess on frame for proximity sensor and raised embossing with blank frame added. Update: After investigating, I discovered that the new frame blocks proximity sensor, causing issues preventing phone from being hung up properly. Fix is pending. Update: Changes made to back section, with or without hinges. Yet to be printed. Update: Successfully printed and tested scope mount. An adapter sleeve for 47-42mm was also added. If interested in a custom fit for your scope, send message. Successfully printed and tested V4 Frame. Fitted well onto the case. Backcase has been printed and features a slot for Micro-USB; however, adjustment is required. Update: The wall height of 3.5mm was removed from previous print due to excessive thickness. The lid is still not fixed. Update: A rifle scope mount was added for scopes with an 80mm relief and a 47mm OD eye piece, though it's yet to be tested or printed. Support columns will likely be needed for this print. Update: The back case and frame have been successfully printed with adjustments made. I've uploaded an improved version of the back cover, including optional hinges. A chamfer has also been added to the frame to simplify keyboard operations. This is a 4mm thick phone case designed specifically for the Sony Experia Z1. Some users may recall my previous design which was plagued by various flaws. Since then, I've successfully printed multiple parts and rectified numerous size issues as well as repositioning of the camera hole. I observed that roughly 30 people had downloaded the original flawed design, and for this I am truly sorry. On request, a zip file containing my original source code is available to users who would like to implement their own modifications. I'm excited to see how everyone chooses to modify this design; I have future plans involving tripod mounts as well as arm brace applications utilizing the hinge points.