Kobo Clara / Tolino Shine auto sleep/wake protective cover
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A stout plate to protect your e-reader's screen when in pocket.
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- GNU General Public License v3.0
A simple protective plate for your e-reader, usable as-is, or as a plate to integrate in your own cover build. Features include:
a hole to install a 3x1mm round neodiddlium magnet for sleep/wake function
holes on 4 corners to install a 5x1mm round neodiddlium manget to keep the cover on (not very strongly unfortunately)
A raised part above the screen itself that positions the cover in place, deeper on the edges so it holds well, but recessed in the middle to ensure it does not touch the screen.
I have printed mine in translucent filament and 100% infill, so I can easily see if the reader has really gone to sleep. If you prefer to use opaque filaments, you could improvise and drill a hole that will transmit light, or drill a hole 1.75mm in diametre and plug it with a bit of translucent filament.
If you are making this a part of your own cover sewing project, it's upon you to figure out a way to attach it to the rest - either sew it in or glue it. If you have an edge that raises the plate off the reader, the magnets on the corners won't hold at all, I recommend making own strap. If you make a cover that folds over to the back of the reader, make sure to cover the front side above the sleep magnet with a small sheet of magnetic metal like steel to shield the magnet off, otherwise it might trigger the sleep from behind of the device.
The sleep magnet is a friction fit, depending on your printer you might need to widen the hole or heat it slightly to allow you to insert the magnet. The corner magnets are rather loose fitting (you can't apply much force to a 5x1mm magnet because you could break it, so use a drop of glue to fix them in place.
This (kinda) works as-is off the pinter, even without magnets, but you're welcome to use your imagination to improve it, add straps, sew a cover, put pulls on it to make it easier to open, make a holster, add snaps to snap over the edges or the corners... If you do, post a make and show us what you did.
I have included the FreeCAD model file for you to modify if you need to. Have fun.