- Removed the plastic spacers for the screen connection pins.
- Clipped the corners of the display mounts with cutters so they would pass by the button cases.
- Used regular straight buttons without caps. I didn't want to choose shorter buttons and design suitable caps for them, as I think these are unnecessary parts.
Next, the screen is installed flush with the board, aligned with the body of one of the MOSFETs. The board's mask also prevents short circuits. The case turned out much lower than the original. I made square recesses in the top cover so that the buttons do not press against the case.
file link is here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fIqolVT58wX2rLXGOPGzjJF1XnUFWG6f?usp=sharing
Next, the screen is installed flush with the board, aligned with the body of one of the MOSFETs. The board's mask also prevents short circuits. The case turned out much lower than the original. I made square recesses in the top cover so that the buttons do not press against the case.
file link is here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fIqolVT58wX2rLXGOPGzjJF1XnUFWG6f?usp=sharing