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A stylish Iris case

COrthbandt has built and shared a new 3D printed Iris case

KBD.news
Published November 4, 2021

Case designed in OpenSCAD, printed in PLA on a Prusa Mini, spray-painted in Jet-Black.

Tenting feet are attached with magnets within the case:

I'm using super glue, gives a stronger bond. The magnets are pretty strong (10mmx3mm) and can pull their counterparts out of the feet unless those are really secured – COrthbandt.

Feet and case have rubber pads to prevent slipping.

Source file, STLs and instructions:

https://github.com/carstenorthbandt/iris_cases/tree/master/rev4_v2

Published on Thu 4th Nov 2021. Featured in KBD #51 (source).

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