I have edited the first post with two pictures of the changes on the model and download links. The model now has two small cuts in the battery slot and pins for the rubber buttons. I also suppressed the counterbores and added a tiny bit of space between the parts for hopefully easier assembly. Downl...

That's a fun idea, but I think that might be quite expensive – unless you order half a million parts or something like that. IIRC such molds are made from thick metal blocks (two per model part) that need to be carved out so that they fit each other perfectly with the space for the model in between ...

Thanks for the compliments, guys. :) I'll try to find some time this weekend to finish the model (aaand I just realized that I forgot the little pins that hold the silicone under the buttons). Is there anything else you'd like to see in the model? I think at least some holes for cables in the batter...

Impressive!

Hi everyone - I am not actually sure where to post this, but I hope this subforum is okay. A couple of weeks ago I figured it would be fun to try my hand at CAD software. While I use 3D software almost daily I never really had a try at creating models for 3D printing or CNC. So to learn a software a...

Sorry for pushing such an old thread, but I still have the problem of not getting notified in case of PMs. Did you ever get the chance to test your fix?

kubino wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 04, 2017 3:14 am

yes I built it. it's based on open source CyclonePCB Factory reprap.org/wiki/Cyclone_PCB_Factory

few modifications like direct drive Lead Screw motors and electronic cover were made by me

Wow, that is impressive! Thanks a lot for sharing!

jermzz wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 29, 2017 6:05 pm

They may only be available to UK and Canada internationally to start.

Awww...

I just recieved my case.

The quality of the cutouts is quite impressive, they are very clean and straight. The edges are sharp, but not so much that you could cut your fingers on them.
Thanks kubino!

canzilla wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 06, 2017 1:19 pm

Planning for my first GBZ build using Kite's Super AIO.
This would be perfect for me as I don't have any experience. It would help a lot.

I'm in the same boat and very interested in buying this (prefereably as a kit).