mazo case for amazon kindle voyage

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I Nookify my Kindle Voyage reader with the Mazo Case/Grip. My Kindle Voyage reader has always been a favorite of mine due to its design and features. However, one minor drawback is that it's extremely thin, making it difficult to hold with one hand, especially when holding it upright. Fortunately, I'm thrilled about the design of my Nook GlowLight, which incorporates a curved back, creating an ergonomic grip that allows me to hold the reader comfortably. Since I'm a dedicated Kindle user and stuck in their ecosystem, I set out to create a solution for myself. This case was designed specifically with portrait orientation in mind. Here are some print settings used for this project: - Printer: Mini Kossel - Rafts: No rafts were used in the printing process. - Supports: None required due to accurate modeling. - Resolution: .3mm - Infill density is 15% Upon completion of the print, I employed sandpaper to smooth out the surface and eliminate burrs created by the printer. This gives my black PLA a pleasant grey hue reminiscent of worn paper. As it stands now, the product consists of 2 M3 15mm socket cap screws and nuts. The process begins with inserting the nuts into their respective slots on the top piece and threading the screws upwards from underneath. To prevent potential issues stemming from string or burrs within the tunnel where the screws pass through, a drill is used to ensure the passage remains clear before assembly can begin. Some users have experienced trouble printing USB port openings that are too small. In this specific instance, I discovered that an expansion via dremel proved beneficial but realize that further adjustments may be necessary if anyone attempts this in the future due to printer differences. For optimal results, use your pinky finger below for extra support Insert M3 nuts until they're centered with corresponding holes Test case's orientation and adjust accordingly With my Nook Grip Case attached, I can confidently grasp the Kindle without applying extra force or using one hand solely