Ridgid Einsy Case | Reversed, Covered Wires, MMU2S, More Airflow, Hole For LEDs, PiZero2 Frame, Clears X Axis

Will flesh out a better description later.

• Added hexagon mesh to base to look cooler.
• Added small hole on top for DC wire to power led lights.
• Remixed Pi Zero cover to have hexagon mesh.
• Fixed thin walls in top of base (around where extruder wire comes in).
• Added and modified plastic screws to secure to aluminum extrusion part of the frame.
• Fixed hole on bottom that allows main wires coming in. Now you don't have to take them off of the board. Made hole smaller to keep fingers out.
• Extended edge of base to match the lid height. It does not hit X axis motor.
• Chamfered most outer edges to make it smoother and less sharp corners.
• made led wire hole on top 1mm bigger so the wire will be easier to fit.
• centered the screw a bit better. Part of it was off center by 0.5mm.
• Pi cover is 1mm higher than base. X axis does not touch it.
• Using Pi Zero 2 frame from David linked below.
• Added non “cut out” version of Base file. In case someone didn't want a hole.
• Deleted older files, too many details were fixed.
• Added Base with hole for USB Adapter to Pi Zero 2 mini USB port. This is for a USB camera.

I printed everything in PLA to test the fit. Layer height of 0.3mm, 20% infill is plenty strong enough. Basic Prusa PLA profile.