Protective case for KUTICO No. 20 Power Bank with a sliding top cover and charging cable storage

I found that there were very few protective cases for the KUTICO No. 20 power bank on the site, and after searching for a long time, I couldn't find one, so I designed one based on my own power bank. It features an open window for the power indicator light strip on the front, and open windows for the main screen and buttons. There's a cable organizer on the back for winding cables, which I feel is more suitable for soft braided cables; hard cables are difficult to wind. I feel there's still room for improvement for the cable organizer on the back, and I'll need to refine it further when I have time. The power bank is inserted from the top, and after installation, the top sliding cover is closed. The inside of the cover is designed with a latch, making it secure but also easy to open and close. The power bank supports charging, discharging, and switching screen display information while in the protective case, and the charging/discharging status can be easily observed via the power indicator strip. Since the No. 20 power bank has a large battery capacity, although it meets airline standards, such power banks usually require manual inspection during security checks when boarding a plane. Therefore, I did not design openings for identification information; for more comprehensive protection, I avoided unnecessary openings, and if you need to check information parameters, you can simply take it out. Since the main function of the case is to protect the power bank, I recommend printing it with PETG for better strength. I used Bambu Lab's PETG HF for print testing, and the tolerance is relatively large, making it easier to install the power bank without scratching the case. Regarding strength, I already dropped the power bank once after installing it in a test print, and the protection is completely reliable. Supports are required, I have already pre-plated it, so you can print it directly, and it supports one-click printing via mobile. It supports printing on all models; however, since the case is relatively tall and has a high center of gravity, for A1 series machines where the print bed moves, I recommend reducing the speed and applying glue during printing to ensure the model does not get knocked over.