Cannon Keys Practice75 Keyboard Case

The Practice75 is an inexpensive way to experiment with soldered mechanical keyboards, but I'm not a fan of flat cases, and that is what you get with the FR4 plates and M3 standoffs that come with the kit from Cannon Keys. My first solution to give the board an angle was just to bolt wedges under the bottom plate, but the result was taller than I liked, so I made a crude lower case to replace the standoffs and lower plate and give the keyboard a 7 degree angle. See the pictures for a comparison to a GMMK Pro--my goal was a similar angle, but not as tall overall. Not having a large-format printer, I had to print it in two pieces, and I'm not happy with the simple bolt holes I used to connect them. They are effective, but keeping them short enough to avoid interfering with the front of the PCB makes it awkward to install the bolts. I used M3x4 heat inserts to attach the top plate to the case, and I do not recommend installing them until both halves are printed and bolted together in case