Einsy RAMBo & Raspberry Pi 3B+ Case for Stock MK3S frame

EDIT:  v2 has been added, as the first iteration did not completely accomodate the side for the backend of the Mocro USB panel mount extension as it stuck in the case, the one mounting post for the Pi 3B+ collided with it. v2 addresses this by slightly removing a bit of that post (shown in the last image).

This is based on Teookie's case design (thank you for providing the source files! 

Please note this is a work in progress. I currently use the 2-stip LED bar that In3DSpace created for my setup, and have the power cord just hanging down the backside of my printer, with my Raspberry Pi 3B+ mounted to a janky setup up on the top of the frame. I saw this case, as well as the source files…and decided to tinker. 

I can get my way around Fusion 360, but am by no means a pro. What I was looking for was a way to route the cable from the led strip inside of the case, and just make a clean interface at the bottom of the case, hiding the wires.

Note this is a work in progress, and after doing a major upgrade to my printer (parts swapping, mk3s+ upgrade, revo six, etc.) I'm JUST getting back to operational to the point where I'm going to try and print it.

• I modified the top of the case to remove the clamp-type plastic things as I believe I saw a comment that someone's snapped…plus I wanted to eliminate as much need for support material/overhangs as possible. All I need is one small area for the wires (sleeved) from the LED to feed into the case (the right-most hole on the 3rd photo)
• The bottom of the case was modified to have a location for a female jack adapter which connects to my LEDs, and allows a clean location to interface to my 24V power supply for the lights.
• I realize its probably overkill with the big hole at the bottom, but my thought was to put as little strain as possible on the Micro USB jack on the Pi, so I created a knockout/mount location for this Micro USB panel mount extension. Just wanted to have a simple clean interface in the back.

If someone is interested in the f3d file, just let me know, I can't promise it's all clean and organized, but it's what I have.  Hope someone finds this useful!

Thanks again for providing the source files, Teookie!