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#1  

Someone did make a cover a while ago. I'll search the forums and see if I can find the topic.

#4  

I used some blocks of Sugru to make little legs on mine so it wouldn't short out if I set it down on something metal. Stick on rubber bumpers you can buy almost anywhere would work too.

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#5  

There is a cover with stl files in the ezbit library here: Ez-case

#6  

Thanks,D.J.

I downloaded the stl files and I printed the bottom plate which came out quite good. BUT, when I printed the top part, it just came out like a skeleton. It had the perfect shape, etc.  But the whole thing was like a thin thin shape.

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#8  

Really.... You bump after only 5hrs because you can't print plastic.... ? Some of us have jobs and lives... sometimes we can't just drop everything at a moments notice because you're having a plastic crisis.... You need to have patience or people are going to stop helping you....