Here is procedure of assembly 3D cases for SnapBeat.
The LCD is attached onto PCB with 3D printed LCD holders.
Place the back panel.
Put pre-soldered board into the bottom case.
The bottom and top cases have enough strength with rib structure.
Put the top case.
Fix the bottom and top cases with screws at two corners.
Place the top front case.
Fix the bottom and top front cases with screws at two corners.
Put rubber feet at the four corners.
Assembly is completed.
Now, SnapBeat has two color variations (left : gray, right : bone white) On 7/29 today, only pre-soldered board is available on Tindie, but I’m going to list these two colors finished product with cases.
Currently, only PCBA (pre-soldered board) of SnapBeat is listed and available on Tindie. But now I’ve completed adjustment and tuning of my 3D printer so that I can produce 3D printed case with quality. I’m going to list the finished product with 3D printed cases on Tindie. Firstly, the two colors, gray and bone white are available.
Now, the product on Tindie is available from various countries although shipping method is limited to e-packet (tracking available, delivered within 12 to 20 days).
Today, SnapBeat’s pre-soldered PCBA is listed and becomes available on Tindie, the DIY electronics hardware market place. Now It’s offered with promoted price for early adopters because it’s software would have some bugs and need further improvement.
I’m sorry for that currently only pre-soldered PCBA is available and product with cases are not listed. The 3D printed cases take time and I can produce them only 1 set a day. I’m thinking to outsource manufacturing of cases with another material such as sheet metal to improve productivity.
Also I’m sorry for that now product is only shipped to US. This is because of lack of my knowledge about international shipping. I will survey delivery methods for other countries and add the shipping options as soon as possible.