Sinclair ZX Spectrum DivIDE Sleeve Case

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I've got the initial inspiration from LCD - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:873327 - and several Rasp Pi sleeve case projects, all paying tribute to them. Now you can enjoy my brand-new case for the famous IDE (PATA) interface on ZX Spectrum called DivIDE. More info is available here: http://divide.cz/. The advantages of this version include robust and sturdy design, fitting well on all ZX Spectrum models, no screws needed - just add a few drops of superglue to the corners of the back cap if necessary. This case also reduces hassle with LEDs; if you're applying it to an older interface, you won't need to cut the legs for your LEDs when using this case. Additionally, it supports new thicker PCBs and is capable of printing many pieces at the same time on one plate due to its stand-up design. A DivIDE logo is also featured on top. When populating the PCB, don't forget to exchange the NMI microswitch with one having a longer handle; the distance between the PCB and the top of the case is 13mm, which is the minimum required length for the switch body plus handle. Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa I3 Improved Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 30% Post-Printing: Logo issues occur with some filaments; they have an issue with long paths with no support. Simply remove the hairs produced and the result should be fine. I designed this case using FreeCAD to draw it.