OctoPi case with relay

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More images have been uploaded. The cover is fairly basic at present and will be revised to fit better around the pi ethernet and USB ports. I also uploaded the snap-fit bases I made for the pi and relay. It can be challenging to cut out parts from a complete STL file, so I left these available. ***WARNING*** If you cannot safely wire the relay into this enclosure, don't do it. 120v AC is deadly and not similar to playing with an Arduino MCU or LEDs connected to a 9v battery. You can die if you do that, then trees will suffer as oxygen won't be converted to carbon dioxide. I would appreciate any ideas for mounting this case. I considered attaching it underneath my Prusa i3MK2 by bridging the threaded rods. This way it is out of the way. This is a remix(ish) of luc_e's Raspberry Pi 7 Inch Touchscreen display case. It was sliced and diced to make it bigger, and also added a snap-fit base for the pi and the relay I am using. The base for the pi and relay will be included separately but the main case already has everything built in to the model. A new case lid is planned. Someone will likely realize that no room was left for SD card access. This was done because SD-card maintenance isn't planned. On rare occasions it may need to be performed, then the pi can be removed. If anyone wants, I could be convinced to add an opening and a tool to insert/remove the card. I appreciate any comments. A video about wiring and configuring a relay for octoprint was found (not my video): https://youtu.be/dQNBeAZpRmk