Ocie's Duet Wifi Enclosure Box remix for the Full Bear MK3

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UPDATE 6/1/2019: I removed my Z motors, motor holders, and X axis from their mounts and used a square on my frame to test its squareness. The results were impressive - it was almost perfectly square (with a mere 0.2mm gap at the top). I will likely make some adjustments to this design later, including adding a slot on the back screw for easier alignment. UPDATE 5/24/2019: One issue that's been concerning me is the potential for the back screw to pull down on the case, causing torque on the Z axis. I'm open to suggestions on how to fix this. Interestingly, the original Prusa's RAMBo case only attaches to the Z axis, so I'm not sure if that design offers any insight into preventing this issue. UPDATE 5/21/2019: The prints came out great - no perfect, but certainly awesome enough! I used Atomic CF PETG with a layer height of 0.20mm and supports from the print bed only. While the design is almost flawless, there's one small issue: the angle for the lid fan duct is off by just a hair, causing it to touch the fan housing at the top but not at the bottom. If this becomes annoying, I'll simply sand it down. Ocie's Box has proven itself to be an excellent enclosure for the Duet Wifi, so I modified it to fit my i3 Full Bear frame. Unfortunately, I initially thought it would only work with the MK2/2.5 frame - but this revised design should now fit the MK3 Full Bear Frame. You're welcome to use and modify the Fusion 360 files as you see fit. You'll notice that I've removed the back hole and made some adjustments to the chamfers to accommodate a DC-DC SSR for my MK52 heatbed (fingers crossed it's enough room to hook everything up). Additional features include more front holes facing the Z axis, which reduce material usage and provide options for running wires down the axis. I've also added V slot grove mounts on the mounting tabs for better Z axis and Y axis alignment. Once my print is complete, I'll post pictures of it in action. After that, I'll share more photos once it's installed. Thanks to Ocie for their awesome design inspiration!