Steam Frame Travel Case Controller Insert

For those looking to use a generic hard case, often branded Apache/Meijia/Eylar/Jack Boss/etc., this may be useful for planning or simplifying your layout. I opted to use this tray design as it allows me to use the second layer of foam underneath it to store a variety of small accessories such as the dongle and a charger. The tray and it's cutouts were designed using a scan of the case and controllers; I made the long side a touch short so the last row of form can either be completely removed or just cut in half to vary how tightly the tray is held. (The foam in the top of the case helps to pin the controllers down in the tray when the lid is closed.) A slight mistake I made was modeling two draw string holes before remembering to make the divider so the controllers can't hit each other. The draw strings were meant for making tray removal easy, but you can easily use the divider, so if you don't want those draw string holes in the model, they can just be removed. For reference, one removable foam block from the case I used measured roughly 15mm x 15mm x 54.4mm (0.59" x 0.59" x 2.14"). Please compare the model to your case before printing if you intend to use this model as is. If you found this model helpful, please consider heading over to my Ko-Fi page to support my Save The Baja project! Even if you don't tip, there will be plenty to see and read as work continues. :) https://ko-fi.com/savethebaja Disclaimer: Scans are freely shared for the purposes of education and discussion. Files may contain various errors, missing items or geometry, existing damages, various artifacts, etc. Scans may possibly be incomplete, inaccurate, or imprecise. 3D print files are prototype modifications designed for my specific vehicle and use cases. No warranty of any kind, express or implied, is offered and files are provided on an AS-IS / AS-AVAILABLE basis. These files are not provided as a product or service and are not provided at any cost. Some parts may not be legal to use on- and/or off-road in your jurisdiction. No engineering, safety, or other validation processes are provided and files used are at the sole discretion and accepted risk of the user; if you are uncertain of this, please do not use any of these files for ANY purpose. Files are licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International.