kobo touch case with light 3d models

A case for using the Kobo Touch e-reader with a BlueFly vario as flight instrument. The vario used for modeling was a BlueFly TTL v12 but I tried also a v8 version and it fits perfectly. You will need two M4 screws to hold the lid, better if you...

Remove the tiny M2 screws from the back of your Kobo Touch and swap them out for longer ones that will hold a spacious rear case in place. ...Get ready for an updated model designed specifically for the Airware Project, launching very soon at...

A compelling argument for Bluefly Vario and Kobo Touch emerges, driven by a clever design choice that incorporates an internal step to secure the mainboard of the Vario. This strategic move elevates the user experience by providing a sturdy base for...

This design was intended to be mounted firmly to the lower left corner of Kobo Touch due to the limited space available for screw holes within the bezel. To provide easy access to the home button when using the e-reader feature, it only covers half...

Kobo Forma case with grip. I really like the Kobo Forma but I like to have a bigger grip without touchning the screen. ...This case is smooth to hold for a longer time without adding too much weight.

This model was crafted using Tinkercad software.

This creation was crafted using Tinkercad's innovative online platform, accessible at www.tinkercad.com/things/d62YjINuTWX.

This creation originated from a design session on Tinkercad. ...Check it out at www.tinkercad.com/things/9Q3UeJyKkZq

This is a replacement back cover for the Kobo Touch case, designed to address a common issue with the original rear cover. My own Kobo Touch had fallen victim to dirt and dog hair buildup, making it embarrassing to take out in public. The new design...

This is a back cover replacement for the case of the original Kobo Touch. The rubber over-moulding on the original rear cover of my Kobo Touch became covered in dirt and dog hair and I was embarrassed to take it out in public. This back cover takes...

This is a wall or anything else mount for the kobo touch. Printing: There are no particular instructions for printing. It depend on the material and the 3d printer you are using. If you are using ultimaker cura please risize to 120 on x-axis...

case for kobo mini with variometer, gps module arduíno. ...paraglider xcsoar

... of course. Silicone RTV glue was used to secure the light shield to the Kobo Mini because I know it can be easily peeled off if needed.\r\n\r\nThis simple light shield has been tested on several flights and the lockup problem has not recurred.

This is a custom-made 3D printed enclosure designed specifically for pairing with a Kobo Clara HD e-reader and the BlueFlyVario TTL underwater photography module. The case also features ample space to accommodate a larger capacity lipo battery. ... ...

Attach the vario board to the bottom of the case with a little piece of two-sided adhesive tape and don't forget to stick some neoprene on the bottom of the lid to protect from light the barometric sensor. Remove the back cover of the Kobo and fit...

Attach the vario board to the bottom of the case with a little piece of two-sided adhesive tape and don't forget to stick some neoprene on the bottom of the lid to protect from light the barometric sensor. Remove the back cover of the Kobo and fit...

Attach the vario board to the bottom of the case with a little piece of two-sided adhesive tape and don't forget to stick some neoprene on the bottom of the lid to protect from light the barometric sensor. Remove the back cover of the Kobo and fit...

Custom Case for new Ereader Kobo Forma, designed in fusion 360 and printed in pla

A custom case for the latest e-reader, the Kobo Forma, was meticulously crafted using Fusion 360 design software and brought to life through 3D printing with PLA material.

Remove the back cover of the Kobo and fit it under the ledge on the straight side of the case, then hold it down with the other ledge on the lid. You can use some thin neoprene or mousse stripes (the one for window insulating is ok here, but not...

This item was crafted using Tinkercad's innovative platform. ...Visit their website at https://www.tinkercad.com to discover more creative possibilities.

Remove the back cover of the Kobo and fit it under the ledge on the straight side of the case, then hold it down with the other ledge on the lid. You can use some thin neoprene or mousse stripes (the one for window insulating is ok here, but not...

With its sleek design and lightweight build, this device is always by my side, which is why I'm eager to find a reliable case that will provide it with the protection it needs. This custom-designed case for the Kobo ClaraHD eReader was created using...

I decided to take advantage of my friend @ulipo's idea and make a case similar to his, however, with a larger size to store a battery with greater power. I use a 10000mah battery. ...I use a foam to better accommodate the kobo.

I've included an additional model, called Test Piece, which you can print to ensure that this case will fit your Kobo Mini snugly. I printed my own test piece using a 0.6 mm nozzle and 0.3 mm layer height, so the test piece should give you an idea...

Mount this spacer on your Kobo mini to create space between the original case and back cover, allowing for additional storage such as an extra battery or other enhancements. ...Enjoy!

Individuals are eagerly anticipating the launch of Kobo Forma, an innovative e-book reader designed to revolutionize the way people consume digital literature. The device boasts a high-resolution 8-inch display and supports up to 1 GB of storage.

this is a cover for my new ebookreader: Kobo Forma as soon as for detail... Category: Electronics

I've got to get my hands on the brand new Kobo Forma ebook reader - it's supposed to be top-notch, but I need to dig deeper into its features.

Design RequirementsI wanted a case to protect the stylus when moving around, with the option to keep the AAAA battery outside of the stylus in case it leaks when not in use for a long period of time.  I am able to easily remove the nib without the...