Raspberry Pi Zero Snap Together Case

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Update 03/22/2016: Made a couple changes. The GPIO now has a cut-away cover. There is also a cover where the MicroSD card slot is located. Update 03/17/2016: This is the final version. I printed so many to ensure the lid, bottom, posts, and holes lined up. I also dialed in the settings for my printer to make a super smooth top and bottom by printing directly on glass and minimizing visible extrusions. This is a case for the Raspberry Pi Zero. There are two files; one is the case and the other is the lid. There are four posts which the Raspberry Pi Zero fits onto and the ports line up with the slots on the side and valleys under the GPIO and HDMI solder pads for a flush fit. The lid has four posts with holes to snap down onto the case as well as an opening for the GPIO. Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1mm Infill: 0.2 Notes: Print directly on glass Bed temp: 80ºC Extruder temp: 205ºF Skirt: 10 loops with 0mm distance. Top solid layers: 3mm Bottom solid layers: 1mm Post-Printing Cooling Be sure to let the pieces completely cool before removing from the print bed. If it is still slightly warm, it may bend and the top will not line up with the bottom.