Corsair 4000D Power PC Power Button Cover

Hello all!

I want to start by saying this model was designed to be printed with a .2mm nozzle but based on user feedback it can be printed with a .4mm with no issues but your results may vary.

I made the core model Parametric but all the finishing touches I did manually. I made it to resist my cat, she's a menace, she recently learned to push the strongly magnetic WIFI antenna that I had blocking my power button off then pushed it mid marathon session with my buddy, so then I made this.

Power button area is 15mm X 15 MM for anyone looking for a generic power button cover.

Anyways I tried to make the model as parametric as possible but what that ended up being is having the core of the model being parametric with all of the finishing touches having manually inputted values either way I will put the link to the Onshape file here so if you want to modify it for another case you can do so just make sure to give me credit where it is due:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a4917b589c1cdb4b8f015c9e/w/32258b50c5cc6031f82837d9/e/b6a05e60526ea34cd4f66425


Printing:

- As mentioned before this file was designed for a .2 mm nozzle I haven't tested it for a  .4 mm nozzle yet as I still have other things to print on my .2 before I swap back. 

- Make sure you Load the 2 parts as one Part when you load the file as it is a print in place hinge design. 

- I recommend a height range modifier to slow down the lid part after the base so that the finish of the part stays similar to the rest of your part for cooling purposes. you may have to go through some iterations to get this right, I went down to 40% ish and it was getting close but still not quite there yet. but close enough for my dark room so I'm not going to bother unless I move my setup. 
      If you have a minimum layer time setting use that.






If you have any feedback let me know!