Silicon Labs Thunderboard Sense case

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This is a case for Silicon Lab's Thunderboard Sense board at www.silabs.com/products/development-tools/wireless/bluetooth/thunderboard-sense-kit. I've designed this to use the sensors of the board outdoors, and so far, I haven't tested it yet. Features include: * A venting hole above the temperature/humidity and air pressure/temperature sensors that are angled upwards to keep water out * A 5.3mm hole above the light sensor * Drain holes at the bottom to remove any water that might get into the case and allow air to circulate * A hanger Other parts needed are: * A 5mm or 1/5 inch acrylic/plexiglass rod, cut down to size and polished, and glued into the hole * A 7mm M2 pan-head screw to mount the board * A 14mm M3 flat-head screw to attach the parts The battery is replaceable if the board is mounted in the case by simply removing the back, but the USB port remains inaccessible. Update 11/28: Since I've put this project on hold for a while and it doesn't seem like I'll be working on it anytime soon, here's the Onshape design: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f00b90adf3f73213d10b0bbe/w/7ea6c24b9ab1523ab50943db/e/11336199bd39253feec0505f. I'm keeping it as a work-in-progress, but I did print prototypes and they seemed to work. However, I didn't want to release it until I finished the project I was working on, but I don't know when that will happen.