nanoKENBAK-1 Case

nanoKENBAK-1 Casing

This is a casing for an [nanoKENBAK-1](https://adwaterandstir.com/nanokenbak-1/) replica / emulator of an early home computer.

The case will print as-is without supports.

The faceplate can be flipped 180 degrees and printed face-down to avoid supports. Silk Silver filament was used for the picture

The button caps and button posts mate and require some force to push them together but it depends a lot on the filament you use. Softer filaments may require a bit of adhesive when assembling to make sure the caps don't fall off. I used a harder filament and needed to hold them against the edge of a desk and tap them on with the butt of a screwdriver.
These should be printed with a raft.

The PDF accompanying is intended to be printed onto a transparency, cut to shape (or a bit smaller) and glued to the faceplate with a clear adhesive, then the squares each cut out to make way to insert the buttons.

The LED ports are 3mm and intended to be used with shor