SoC ExoSkeleton DevTop

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It appears that this is a 3D printing project guide for creating a custom computer case for a single-board computer (SoC) project. The guide provides detailed instructions on how to print the parts, assemble them, and set up the system. Here are some key points from the text: 1. **Project Overview**: The project is designed to create a custom case for SoC projects, allowing users to easily switch between different boards. 2. **Case Design**: The case consists of three main parts: two halves that are glued together, a screen print, and optional project plates and LED eyes. 3. **Printing Settings**: The guide recommends using a Prusa i3 printer with a 0.4mm nozzle and printing layers between 0.12mm and 0.20mm. 4. **Assembly**: The two halves of the case are glued together, and the hinges are attached to the tabs before the glue dries. 5. **Final Assembly**: The speakers are added, cables are shortened, and the SoC is screwed in and powered up. 6. **Features**: The case includes features such as a 4-port internal USB hub, built-in speakers with USB power, and space for a flat 12v AA battery pack. Overall, this guide provides a comprehensive set of instructions for creating a custom computer case for SoC projects using 3D printing.