Atorch DL24 Electronic Load module Case with Drawer (New Version DL24 with Moved Buzzer)

Thanks to UoAoE3D for the excellent model!   
My DL24 is slightly newer and has a different buzzer location, LED location, and even the power jack is a few mm to the left.  Mine also has USB-C instead of USB-Micro.

NOTE:   I really just did this for myself and then though it'd be way too selfish of me to not at least what I have in case it helps someone else - especially since I saw people in the comments noting the buzzer had moved.   So that being said, it's a bit of an un-polished release.  

BE SURE to go through the sliced file layer by layer to make sure you don't have any problems and that all the features are how you need them - especiall8y the negative volumes!

I've found the organic supports in PrusaSlicer often want to have big horizontal seam gaps at branch locations.   Any time I changed anything needing support, I would have to examine the branches from a low angle and look for gaps.  If I saw gaps, I'd twiddle an organic-support setting until the gaps went away.  Often, it didn't matter what setting, just any setting that would force a re-calc.

This remix was partly done in Fusion 360, but because of the difficulty in converting meshes to bodies in F360, I punted and did some of the remixing directly in PrusaSlicer using basic shapes and negative volumes.

For the STL files, just use the .3mf file and be sure to keep the modifiers!

Unfortunately, PrusaSlicer can't export negative-volume modifer results, which is why I didn't include STLs.  If you need the STLs, you'll have to figure out how to apply the negative volume modifers to the object on your own.   

I've included the .F3D file, but again- it's a "work-in-progress".

If you remix this, please by all means publish!  Even if it's just for you.  Who knows, maybe someone else will find value in it.

Cheers!