Mini SNES Raspberry Pi Zero Case w/ USB controller ports

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Remixed from AndrewBougie's Mini SNES for Pi 2/3, I chose to work with the Pi Zero since they are only $5 at Microcenter and also to close off the openings on the sides for the USB ports and SD card. I also eliminated the mock controller ports and added openings for USB ports for more authenticity. Future improvements I need to make are to the rear ports for power and HDMI. Bill of Materials: -Case: Top and Bottom -Eject button -2x Power/Reset buttons -Raspberry Pi Zero -Micro SD card -Mini HDMI to HDMI adapter, (remove the outer plastic shell with a hobby knife) -Micro USB Power Supply -USB hubman - take off the plastic bezels, cut off the male end and solder the 4 wires to the Pi Zero shown here: https://www.msldigital.com/pages/support-for-hub-zero -Controllers of your choice -4x 25 mm or longer M2 screws, I couldn't find anything longer than 25 mm locally -Standoff STL files are optional, glue them to the top part of the case if you can't find screws longer than 25 mm Surface finishing: Sandpaper Filler putty/primer for smoother finish Light grey, dark grey, and purple paint (acrylic or spray paint) I also used a hot glue gun to keep the ports in place and glued the board of the hub below the Pi Zero and covered it in a layer of glue to prevent a short circuit. Print Settings Printer: Long Beach Maker Society Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 30% Notes: I used MatterControl and their slicing engine since that's what I'm comfortable with, use whatever you're comfortable with. Also, be sure to rotate the STL files to right side up, for some reason Solidworks saves them in that orientation.