Pixel 2 Case

UPDATE (1/4/18): Corrected some fit problems and widened the camera window to accommodate the sensors below the lense (I didn't realize they were there originally). Note that the cover photo is still of the old style case.

A basic protective case for the Google Pixel 2. The case is designed for a secure snap fit around the corners, while still being relatively easy to remove. I've left wide cutouts around the power and volume buttons so they remain easily accessible, and a wider cutout around the USB C port to accommodate my USB C headphones' over-sized plug.

The case shell is 1.2mm thick

I've included STL, SLDPRT (SolidWorks) and STEP files of the design, at least one of which should be compatible with most CAD software for editing.

Print Settings

Printer:

FolgerTech 2020 Prusia i3

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

0.2mm

Infill:

100%

Notes:

I printed this in 30% wood-filled PLA filament, 205C, bed with painter's tape at 50C. Printed at 100% scale, but shrinkage may vary from printer to printer and material to material, so please comment with any other settings that work.

The case thickness is 1.2mm, so a .4mm nozzle works best

How I Designed This

Measured my new Pixel 2 with digital calipers. It took several design iterations before the slots lined up exactly on the camera and fingerprint reader, and several more before the fit was just right.