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leave a section of full frame after a neutrik cutout

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the previous cutout ran the height of the interior, meaning that if you
looked straight down a top panel edge, if the fit wasn't perfect, you
could see some gaps, as the lip that the panel was resting on had gaps
in it. this eliminates that, and makes the pieces with neutrik cutouts a
bit more stable, by just shortening the cutout box and retaining a
little lip for the panels across the whole box

slightly harder to get around with buttons that way, but definitely a
net improvement

Signed-off-by: Brian S. Stephan <bss@incorporeal.org>
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Brian S. Stephan 2024-05-30 08:03:52 -05:00
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@ -79,9 +79,10 @@ module rocker_20mm_mount() {
translate([-9.5, -12, 0]) neutrik_d_screw_hole(); translate([-9.5, -12, 0]) neutrik_d_screw_hole();
} }
// space for a neutrik D mount or 24mm button - Z is to cut the whole inside without affecting panel lip // space for a neutrik D mount or 24mm button --- Z is meant to leave some lip now that frames
// are primarily printed on their side
module frame_cutout() { module frame_cutout() {
cube([30.5, 8, frame_z-(panel_z*2)], center=true); cube([30.5, 8, frame_z-(panel_z*3)], center=true);
} }
// bank of three 24mm buttons, commonly on a frame face // bank of three 24mm buttons, commonly on a frame face