Xiaomi 10000 mAh powerbank case for Xiaomi Yi, GoPro and similar

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More about this project: http://vedranpapes.from.hr/essays/2015/10/m3d-3d-printer-housing-design-remix/ Print Settings Rafts: No, Supports: Yes Resolution: High to MID Infill: FULL Notes: Printing on M3D settings differs from other 3D printers. However, I printed it with cheap PLA at 210C. Set resolution to MID and infill to FULL. The M3D software estimated a print time of 29 hours but it actually took over 48 hours. Post-Printing Step 1: Clean supports thoroughly. Step 2: Locate the M5 screws and nuts. Step 3: Since nut size is inadequate in the casing, you'll need to melt that part. Use pliers to hold the nut and heat it until it can be stuck into the case's nut compartment. Then use epoxy and glue it securely. Step 4: Spray Plasti Dip on the whole casing. This will make the casing more durable and grippy. Additionally, it will facilitate smoother movement of GoPro clips. I applied one layer to the clips and mounts, and four layers to the rest of the casing. Step 5: Screw the cover onto the case using 1.5cm M5 screws. Step 6: You can also apply Plasti Dip to the cover if desired. Step 7: Attach velcro straps to secure the case to your bag or other locations. Since my case features velcro holes, you can easily do this. Step 8: Enjoy your finished product! Create your own custom covers, remix, edit, and share them! I'd love to see your ideas too! Check out my posts about this project here: http://vedranpapes.from.hr/essays/2015/10/m3d-3d-printer-housing-design-remix/. For more information on how I designed it, read here: http://vedranpapes.from.hr/essays/2015/10/m3d-3d-printer-housing-design-remix/. I primarily used Tinkercad for the design. Thanks to Thumber's excellent grip design from http://vedranpapes.from.hr/essays/2015/10/m3d-3d-printer-housing-design-remix/, which I incorporated into my case.