Shuttle XPC Faceplate (SB61G2, maybe others)

The quick story is that I got three similar model Shuttle XPCs, and unfortunately the translucent blue front panel found on another one didn't work right on the one I was trying to actually build (the aforementioned SB61G2). Instead it had this boring silver metal faceplate, and I got to thinking that maybe with the power of 3D printing and Tinkercad I can make something more...cool. And here we are.

The cutouts might not be perfectly centered but they're definitely good enough for government work to my eyes at least. This should work on all Shuttle G-series machines with similar front bezels and front ports, but YMMV.

Two versions are included: One (the one marked "NoLED") lacks cutouts for the HDD/power LEDs (opting to just let them shine through the filament, as I printed mine in Inland Glass Purple PLA) while the other retains the cutouts present in the stock faceplate.

15% infill should be okay. I usually print these face down so the texture imprints on the side that's facing outwards, and in this case I did use supports to help the four screw holes print cleaner.

For the NoLED version I would very much print this face down, as there are still SOME cutouts to clear the light pipes in the bezel, and those would likely get tricky, even with supports.