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One color, one plate, 0.12mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

All parts with additional buttons in four colors on one plate.

Four colors on one plate, 0.12mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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If you&#39;re like me, sometimes you find yourself needing to press the reset button or remove the SD card, but you don&#39;t want to disassemble the entire case.&nbsp;I use a SIM card tool in these situations, but I find I have nowhere to store it.&nbsp;So I put a little cavity in the bottom back half of the case to store the SIM card tool.I also put a little bit of Blu-Tack in there to keep the tool from rattling.&nbsp;I know. If you&#39;ve already removed the bottom back half of the case, technically, you can push the SD card out. But for the sake of argument, imagine you have big, fat fingers. Or maybe you want to press the reset button. The SIM card tool would come in handy.&nbsp;If you have a light-coloured case, you might be able to see the outline of the cavity (see second picture). If you don&#39;t like this aesthetic, move the negative part up higher by 0.1-0.2 mm. I made the cavity this deep to give me room to put the Blu-Tack without the SIM card tool scratching my ereader.

Full case with sim card tool holder

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For those who have already printed their case and just want a replacement bottom cover with the SIM card tool holder.

Bottom back half of the case only w/ SIM card tool holder

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A multi part full body case for the Xteink X4 with covers for all buttons. All ports and buttons are accessible. The top border is raised to protect the screen. &nbsp;Assembly: Place and press the front button covers into the front case part as shown in the images (please note the indentations in the buttons). Insert the X4 and then the side button covers with the rounded corners facing down.Then slide the two bottom case parts onto the device. &nbsp;Note - the tolerances are tight, the print is tested with Bambu Basic and Matte PLA on a P1S.The case parts snap together quite strongly and can be separated by moderate force.<boostme><boosttitle>Boost Me</boosttitle><boostcontent>I would be happy about a boost if you like the model!</boostcontent></boostme>

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