Top-right, finished first prototype

Will print tuesday...

case/readme.md

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-Steps
-=====
+3D-printed compact case
+=======================
+
+If you just want to make small adjustments and generate 
+your own version, install openscad, and open a scad file
+and press F6 to generate. Export->stl to get printable model.
+
+For the top parts, I recommend rotating them 180 degrees
+in the slicer, so the top is on the printer bed.
+I used 100% infill, since its not that much difference
+in time/weight, and I hope that it contributes to a more
+compact and better sounding case...
+
+Recipe for re-making this
+=========================
 
 1. Export board outline from kicad
 2. Open in inkscape, select all and combine
 3. For every point: mark(there will be 2) and select "join points": shft+L(shft L
-4. Import and extrude(1.6 for bottom, 1.5 for top) in openscad
-5. Generate border in parts, export and import into tinkercad
+4. Import in openscad
+5. Export holes from kicad as svg
+6. Create cutouts, and measure position from kicad
+7. Import holes, just to check that positions match
+8. Comment out holes, generate with F6 and export as stl