I’ve been working on a new ereader case platform and wanted to find a way to print bigger than the max volume, and have it extremely durable is was the result.
Need to do some more work with the cover but overall I am very happy with how this turned out.
EDIT: Forgot to mention, the clear material is TPU, and the Purple material is PETG. The holes are for Threaded inserts.
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anything TPU is a pain from my experience. Good job, how does it look as finished product?
This is just a prototype and missing the rails to hold in the ereader.
I am selling an older stitched version of this called GLoA e-reader cases which you can see on printable
https://www.printables.com/search/models?q=gloa
But honestly looks like an e-reader case, and aesthetically aiming for it to look like a book