Raspberry Pi 2 and Adafruit TFT display with angled base

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I'm a case for Raspberry Pi 2 with an Adafruit PiTFT display, which was originally designed for Raspberry Pi 1 (part #1601), and as Adafruit claims on their website, it functions perfectly if you're willing to live with a minor overhang issue. This slight protrusion turns the setup into an unconventional variant, yet surprisingly it doesn't appear unsightly once in place. The challenge I faced was finding an ideal case for my Raspberry Pi 2, which demands better performance, especially when paired with OctoPrint, a camera module, and OctoPiPanel on the Adafruit TFT display. Given that I had a Raspberry Pi 1's PiTFT display already on hand, I decided to create a custom case rather than buying another one tailored for the Raspberry Pi 2. This project was built upon the derivative or remix of the "Raspberry Pi 2 Safe and Secure with LCD screen or not" (Thing #784971) from Thingiverse. Not only did I need to reimagine the top plate for accommodating the display, but also the middle component conflicted with the display's bottom edge, necessitating a slight modification. The last detail added an angled base that gives the system an optimal viewing angle when it's attached to my Prusa i3 box frame assembly. This characteristic is evident in both the second and third pictures available. Print Settings Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter