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Add the v2 enclosure parts and their print plate - #1
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case_plate.3mf carries both parts, so it is the one that gets printed. The README says so, since the filename cannot. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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hardware/case/ held eighteen files and 17 MB of iterations — four assembly exports, three loose backs, a Bitaxe enclosure from another project — none of it ever committed, and nothing in the names said which one to print.
Keep one file per part, named after the part. case_front.stl and case_back.stl are the 23 October v2 geometry; case_plate.3mf is the Bambu Studio plate that carries both of them with the settings they were validated with, and it is the file that actually gets printed. A README says which is which, because the plate holding both parts is not something a filename can tell you.