Raspberry Pi Zero (W) Justboom Amp Zero pHAT Enclosure

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For those unfamiliar with the JustBoom Amp Zero pHAT, know that it's a Digital-to-Analogue converter that sits atop the Raspberry Pi Zero. This setup enables the Pi to stream high-quality audio at approximately 30Watts in an incredibly compact package. Simply connect passive speakers and you're good to go. Many audiophiles have swapped out expensive DACs and amps for this tiny combo, and it's genuinely that impressive. I searched for a printable enclosure but couldn't find one, so I designed my own. The JustBoom also accepts a rotary encoder for volume adjustment and other functions (Of course, you can also do this on the device you're streaming from). I've included a knurled knob for this feature. The enclosure was printed in PLA at 20%, while the knob was printed in PLA at 80%. PETG or ABS would likely work just as well. It's recommended that the RPi be attached with double-sided tape, and the bottom of the encoder insulated to prevent any potential shorts due to its snug fit. I have no affiliation with JustBoom (other AMP/DAC options are available for the RPi Zero), but here's a link to this board: https://www.justboom.co/product/justboom-amp-zero-phat/ Feel free to remix, and I'd appreciate it if you credited me. Please refrain from using these designs for commercial sales; I uploaded them to help this amazing community, not to make a quick profit.