A re-casing project for the GPD win1 to allow the use of kailh mouse switches as my original microswitches wore out and have been unable to find a "common" drop in replacement.

The uploaded version doesn't have a battery door or tray but some pieces to act as keep outs so you don't hit the analog sticks or fan.

The fan speed slider has been relocated to the side of the device as well.

Device still is pocketable after these adjustments if you want to modify it to be thicker for a bigger battery you will need to modify the files.

should fit a 13mm tall by 46mm deep by 108mm wide battery but could fit a wider battery if you remove the speaker.

note the picture of the printed part is a older model that is meant to use a LG g5 battery but its been getting harder an harder to find the little battery pogo connectors for them so I'm just uploading the variant that has no bay so you can fit whatever battery you want.

Creality

Ender 3

Yes

Yes

.2-.3mm layer

40%

All the trigger buttons an the surfaces they slide on will need to be sanded down to a smooth finish for best results I went down to 1000 grit with the sandpaper gluded to a stick but now are pretty easy to press.

glue some sandpaper to a small dowel for the L2 an R2 pockets and use a file to fine dune the spot on the top of the button to get the right engagement with the microswitch should be as easy to click as the L1 an R1

use a very slightly oversized bit to use some filament to be pins for the L1 an R1 triggers.

you will de-solder the microswitches off the little trigger boards then run jumper wires to the appropriate microswitches the L1 an R1 are a bit of a squeeze and may take a little patiences to get fitted juuuust right.