Google Pixel 10 / 10 Pro Case with Japanese Traditional Misuji-Goshi Pattern - Supports PixelSnap
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Google Pixel 10/10 Pro case with a traditional Japanese Misuji-Goshi (three-stripe lattice) pattern, supports PixelSnap.
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This model is a deliverable work of @gleonard3 's Pixel 10/10 Pro case. Thank you for providing an excellent model with an open license.
Pattern
I love the colour and texture of the Pixel 10 Pro Jade, and want it to be visible even when I put on a case; I printed @gleonard3's design with PrusaSlicer using 12% honeycomb infill (0° fill angle), 10 perimeters, and 0 top and bottom layers. Unfortunately, I felt the honeycomb pattern was too modern.
I was looking for something more traditional and understated, and finally I chose the Misuji-Goshi.
Misuji-Goshi (Three-stripe lattice) is a traditional Japanese pattern from the Edo period (17th-19th century). It became famously popular because Ichikawa Danjuro, a superstar Kabuki actor of that time, wore it. It was considered very chic among the people of Edo (now Tokyo).
PixelSnap
I also created a ⌀62mm hole at the centre so that you can use a PixelSnap (Magsafe) charger or Handle.
FreeCAD Parameters
You can change the pattern size using VarSet parameters.
