TOOLTOP ET693C Thermal Camera Rugged Box (which fits on regular 256mm cube bed)
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Remixed original box to fit my printer bed since the original model had 270.
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I have pulled the logo from TOOLTOP site as .png then converted it to colored vector (.svg) by using https://www.freeconvert.com/png-to-svg tool which required some playing around. The vector itself is not perfect and would be better if I had done it by hand but was a bit too lazy and this supposed to be a low effort project. Still more than happy how it turned out. After that I extruded .svg in different parts by color in Anydesk Fusion and imported it to OrcaSlicer. Since the logo model was weirdly shaped in some places, I simplified it in-built orca feature as "medium" preset, meaning each object is no more than ~160 triangles. Text style can be customized if you want, just a simple modifier.
All logo modifiers are 0.6mm (3 layers of standard 0.2mm for 0.4mm nozzle) since I know there are some white filaments that are semi translucent. Should be not too wasteful for AMS systems. Everything in my picture is printed on FF C5P in Elegoo and Sunlu rapid/HF PETG.
I'm quite a beginner in terms of modeling, so let me know if there any issues and what can I do to improve my stuff in the future.
Bed requirements
The required print bed size is at least 250x160 mm. I printed it on 256x256 mm bed, but I think 250mm should work well too.
Assembly
You will need six M3x30 screws to assemble it.
Some modifications for original packaging of the IR camera is required
I cut 20mm from top cover piece length to be fit the internal perimeter of the lid which is 240mm x 137mm x 15mm - fits perfectly.
As for the main body of the foam, I cut the right side of the foam by roughly 15mm (which I did a poor job since I did not have long enough blade on hand). After that I cut the curved cable compartment sides and glued some square left over pieces to the side just to make look more complete.
Recommendations
I highly recommend to print a cover for a complete set.
I went with white latches but I think the red ones would match the color scheme better.