Malolo's screw-less / snap fit Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Case & Stands

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This text appears to be a tutorial on how to print a multi-material case for the Raspberry Pi using a 3D printer. The author explains in detail how to set up Prusa Slicer to achieve this, including: 1. Setting up the slicer to support multiple extruders. 2. Adding STL files for each color of the case. 3. Configuring the print settings to use each extruder for each color. 4. Printing the case. The author also provides some tips and tricks, such as how to keep track of which filament to insert next during the print process. Additionally, the text includes a naming scheme for the STL files, which helps users pick the right files for their specific needs. Lastly, the author mentions that there have been updates to the case design, including the addition of OpenSCAD Customizer scripts, new versions with cooling fan support, and a new "Mesh" style for the top and bottom of the case.