Description

I've remixed the case with decals, because I love multicolor decals. :)

Print Instructions

Printed with standard 0.2mm settings except  I have initial layer speed set to 10mm/s.

Here's my process for Inlays

1. Place both the top and the corresponding inlay text in the slicer and line them up. (might have to mirror the inlay text to get it lined up)
2. Delete the top out of the slicer and save that G-code.
3. Ctrl-Z the top back into the slicer and then delete the inlay text model. Now save this as a separate G-code file.
4. Print the inlay text model and when it finishes, leave it on the plate and make sure to keep the build plate hot. Change out filament.
5. Print the top in the new filament.
6. Enjoy!

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You can use this to debug or program. I used this guy as an alternative to a PicKit to flash a PIC MCU and it worked great! You can find the Amazon affiliate link to the MPlab Debugger below and Microchip's website for more details about it capabilities.

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