Logitech Spotlight Presenter Case
por Josias_stuff en MakerWorld
A compact, sturdy case for the Logitech Spotlight presenter with dedicated slots for a USB C to USB A adapter and a short charging cable. Flip the lid open and everything sits right next to each other, ready to grab.
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- SpotlightBody.stl STL · 547 KB
- SpotlightLid.3mf 3MF · 165 KB
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A compact, sturdy case for the Logitech Spotlight presenter with dedicated slots for a USB C to USB A adapter and a short charging cable. Flip the lid open and everything sits right next to each other, ready to grab. Full build log with all photos (German): https://blog.josias.de/posts/logitechspotlightpresentercase/ Design Designed in Fusion 360, two printed parts: body and lid. Prints without supports on any normal FDM printer. The lid rotates on a 2 x 25 mm stainless steel dowel pin, a small ball spring plunger holds it open. 12 magnets (5 x 2 mm) keep the lid closed and hold adapter and cable in their slots. Hardware 12 magnets 5 x 2 mm, 1 stainless steel dowel pin 2 x 25 mm, 1 smooth ball spring plunger, super glue, some thin foam, a hot air gun. Assembly Glue in the magnets with a small drop of super glue. Check the polarity before gluing! Tip for the deep slots: stick the magnet to a steel knife, put a drop of glue on it, push it into the hole and slide the knife off once the glue has set. Warm the holes for the dowel pin and the ball plunger carefully with a hot air gun and press both parts in, no glue needed. Glue some thin foam inside the lid so nothing rattles. Print settings Printed in black GF ABS, 0.15 mm layer height, no supports. Body printed standing, lid printed lying on its top side. The Fusion 360 project for adapting the case to your own presenter is available on my blog.
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