3D Printing Friendly Garmin Interface

There are loads of Garmin interfaces out there, but (in my opinion) they all fail for one of two reasons:

1) the intended print orientation is horizontal, thus mandating support structures that are difficult to remove and leave residual filament that interferes with the operation of the interface
2) the intended print orientation is vertical, exposing the flexible part of the interface to weakness due to lack of layer bonding

I've come up with a multi piece design that prints without support, and is then assembled after printing. That way, you get decent surface finish because of the lack of support, but also good layer adhesion because it's all printing horizontally.

Obviously this is pretty useless in itself; the intent is that the f3d file can be used in other projects.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIQ28t2-DpE