Redox keyboard case (high profile)

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This is a straightforward high-profile project for the Redox Keyboard kit. Check out this link for more information: https://github.com/mattdibi/redox-keyboard/ I was not entirely satisfied with the two existing printable cases, so I designed one that meets these specific requirements: * The plate is completely flat and detached from the case. This makes it possible to unscrew the plate assembly and print a new case in a different color later. * The case does not require any supports. * The case has perfect symmetry, allowing you to simply flip it over in the slicer. * It uses the existing screw holes on the PCB. * The case is high-profile, measuring about 20mm in height for improved portability. * An optional wrist rest is included. What's required: * Eight M3 screws, each 12mm long * Eight M3 nuts Assembly Instructions: * Print the case and plate at a layer thickness of 0.2mm. This is crucial because the plate needs to be 1.4mm thick, while the case has a 0.2mm bridge on the screw holes that serves as support. Make sure to print the plate facing down for a smooth finish. * Punch out the four screw holes in the case. * Push four nuts into the hexagonal holes at the bottom of the case. * Assemble the PCB and switches using the printed plate, just like you normally would. * If you want to add an LED strip, check the reference image to ensure it's positioned correctly. You can use two strips on each side, one with seven LEDs and one with five. * Drop the assembly into the case and secure it with four screws. * Repeat for the other side.