Hard Sleeve for Kobo Clara w/Clear Case
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A printable hard sleeve to protect the Kobo Clara BW screen for transport, when using the clear case.
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I created this for my Kobo Clara BW, it's likely that it will work for the Kobo Clara Colour and Kobo Clara 2E as they're extremely similar in size . I use the clear case because I wanted to put some stickers on the device, however that left the screen (and stickers) unprotected. This case also allows the device to be stored on it's side, which I find useful at the office.
The fit is reasonably loose, this is to allow place a short (1in/2.5cm) strip of thin foam tape, see edge-on photo. The foam tape provides a lot of friction and prevents the device sliding. An alternate option is to use a hair tie or elastic band in the notch section, it's just as effective but prevents the case being stood on edge.
STL is oriented for printing, no supports required, brim recommended for printing in ABS.
OpenSCAD file included if you'd like to tweak the sizing, should work for most devices at that point. Be careful with increasing the corner radius as it interferes with front side of the clear case, preventing the full length of the case from being used. It's possible to adjust wall thickness here too.
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Print Info for Example
| Printer | Voron 2.4 350mm |
| Material | Glass Filled ABS |
| Nozzle Temp | 165°C |
| Bed Temp | 100°C |
| Chamber Temp | 50°C |
| Fan Speed | 100% |
| Brim | Yes |
| Supports | No |
| Layer Height | 0.48mm |
| Nozzle Width | 0.6mm |
| Material Used | ~50g |
| Print Time | ~2hr |
I was attempting to print this pretty fast and chunky. This resulted in a blemish on the layers with the notch, as the material flow was different. I'd recommend taking this slower or using thinner layers if you want a flawless print.