Infiray P2 Pro storage case Apple only!

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Update! See later alternative evolution of this project here…. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5948362 I strongly recommend that you look at the other skin which is designed to stay fitted even when camera is in use! IMHO it is much better than this present iteration. This is a TPU skin storage case for the tiny Infiray P2 Pro. The small bag it came with offers little protection for this precious superb little device, so I designed my own. Mine is the Apple iOS lightning connector version camera body which is 31mm wide. *****EDIT CAUTION***** Please note that I just learned that the Android P2 Pro is surprisingly smaller at 27mm wide! So this case would be way too big! There are 2 STL case files. One for the P2 imager itself, the other is for the magnetic clip on macro lens (latter only needed if you have the Pro version). It’s very convenient to print them separately then glue them together back to back (actually I used strong ds self adhesive thin 3M tape which seems fine). To print the twin case in one go would require supports and IMO it’s just not worth the hassles and resulting finish degradation. The lids (snug fitting) are securely joined by an integrated 1mm square flexible connector so they cant be lost. I did mine in a nice bright fluorescent greenish yellow. I don’t want to lose this tiny but quite expensive device when out and about. It isn’t fully waterproof, but it should certainly protect against any slight splashes, dust and physical damage in the pocket or tool box etc.. The macro lens can be stored in the case with or without the original lens cap. I choose to not bother as this case provides adequate protection for both sides of the macro lens unit. The twin case design allows either or both components to be removed individually without disturbing the other. Most of the time, in my case, it’s likely the macro lens wont be used. So can remain safe in the protective storage case. It might be possible to make it with other materials, though i havent tried anything other than flexible TPU 95A. Enjoy! UPDATE: I tried using PLA but due to its highly rigid nature, the close lid and camera body clearances don't work. It must be TPU or similar flexible materials.