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Was trying out a new stitch to attach leather to my 3D Printed part. I love the results
(lemmy.world)
Here is the reverse side:
For the long and short of what this is. I make 3D Printable e-reader cases that are held together by stitching cloth or leather. Up to now the cover had the magnet as a part of the design, but with no way to upgrade or change it out. This is my solution for that.
With 8 screws and a tight fit, the cover can be swapped out when you upgrade or change out your e-reader. That way you can keep the case itself and just upgrade the components you need when you need it.
Still testing it, but very happy with how it turned out.
To clarify, this is what my e-reader case looks like
What this replaces is the side without the e-reader. As for overheating, never been an issue since the e-reader is exposed to the air and the heat goes through the screen.
Oh gotcha. Yea that definitely makes more sense than what I was imagining.
Also, I don't know for sure about other e-readers, but the Kobos I've had are not what one would call high-power-consumption devices; part of why the battery can last so long. I don't really recall them heating up.