SD2IEC Commodore 64 Case (v0.999)

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Designed from scratch, albeit inspired by Brokeplastic's "Commodore SD2IEC case" (posted on March 18, 2021; https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4798316). Has a nice tight enclosure which should also fit snugly into the appropriate port on a Commodore 64 or other compatible system. That said, this is only intended for the sort of SD2IEC that it's compatible with. I don't have a name for it, but you'll recognize it when you see it. Has open holes to see status lights, flip dip switches, insert/remove SD card from the back, and see (and maybe even possibly remove) jumpers. Also has three button holes for the Reset, Next and Previous Disk buttons. There is also extra support for the side cable. The case is also fully enclosed as well as includes a screw hole, so that everything that be attached together with little issues.You may have use some hot glue to keep the two parts together. ... Printing: This set comes in three parts: top, bottom and buttons. Simply print the top and bottom once, but print three copies of the buttons. After all the pieces are printed, the buttons should be able to slide down their appropriate holes. The bottom piece can be printed with no issues or considerations, but the top piece will definitely need some scaffolding supports added to the print. Finally, it might be a good idea to print the buttons using different color filaments, as well as use a 15-20% infill... but I ain't your papa, do whatever you want. ... This is the first thing I designed in earnest. But it won't be the last!