REPAIRED__raspi_bottoms__1_05-rpXXXXX - for Sneaks' Raspberry Pi cases

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<p>Please see Sneaks design for all information and instructions. &nbsp;</p><ul><li>When I loaded the <strong>__raspi_bottom__1_05-rp3bp</strong> STL file, Prusa Slicer noted 64 errors.&nbsp;</li><li>When I loaded the <strong>__raspi_bottom__1_05-rp3bp-v75</strong> STL file, Prusa Slicer noted 398 errors.</li><li>When I loaded the <strong>__raspi_bottom__1_05-rp4 </strong>STL file, Prusa Slicer noted 64 errors.&nbsp;</li><li>When I loaded the <strong>__raspi_bottom__1_05-rp4-v75</strong> STL file, Prusa Slicer noted 140 errors.&nbsp;</li></ul><p>PrusaSlicer did not note any errors with the 2 SS versions of the bottoms for Sneaks' cases, files __raspi_bottom__1_05-ss_3bp.stl and __raspi_bottom__1_05-ss_4.stl.</p><p>Further, and to Sneaks credit, Fusion360 did not identify any errors. &nbsp;I still did the “Stitch and Remove” option in Mesh Repair, then saved/exported a new STL/3MF. &nbsp;This resolved whatever issues PrusaSlicer found. &nbsp;</p><p>I'm sure some people just let PrusaSlicer repair the object and it was fine. &nbsp;I simply created these “repaired” files because I have wasted a lot of filament by allowing PrusaSlicer to do repairs for past prints. &nbsp;I hope someone finds these useful.</p>