OpenAPS Edison/Explorer Case (Lipo)

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I designed a completely custom case for an OpenAPS rig in Tinkercad that utilizes:\nIntel Edison\nExplorer Board\n2000mAh Lipo battery - Thanks Brett!\nFeatures:\nSecure lid with friction fit\nHole for OTG, UART, and power LED connection\nHole for charging LED light\nVentilation holes for airflow\n\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: \n Wanhao\n \n Printer Model: \n Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2\n \n Rafts: \n Not Required\n \n Supports: \n Disabled\n \n Resolution: \n 0.2mm High Accuracy\n \n Infill Percentage: \n 20% Optimal Density\n \n Notes: \n Additional Layer Settings:\nPrimary Layer Height: 0.2mm Precision\nTop Solid Layers: 5 Strong Base\nBottom Solid Layer: 3 Robust Foundation\nOutline/Perimeter Shells: 2 Durability Enhanced\nFirst Layer Height: 90% Consistent Flow\nAdditional Infill Settings:\nOutline Overlap: 50% Efficient Coverage\nInternal Fill Pattern: Wiggle Unique Texture\nExternal Fill Pattern: Rectilinear Smooth Finish \nFilament Settings:\nType: High-Quality ABS\nExtruder Temperature: 255°C Precision Control\nBed Temperature: 115°C Ideal Conditions \nRafts simplify removal from the platter.Note: My previous prints have all been made using ABS filament.\nPost-Printing\nTo insert micro usb ports into the hole, start by pivoting one side of the explorer board inward and then pivot the other side in. Once both sides are secure, push on the middle of the board to ensure proper depth.\nDo the same with the lid, starting with the side that contacts the divider and then pivot the opposite side in before inserting the lid too far. \nTo remove the lid, use the corner cutout and carefully insert a pocketknife or screwdriver around the perimeter. \n \n This diagram illustrates how the components fit into their respective compartments. Please disregard the square edges as they are from an older image.\n \n Completed Case Assembly\n \n Measuring the finished product for optimal fit.