HackRF One Case with Button Guard

**WARNING:** This case is VERY snug by design. If your printer isn't well tuned then you may have an issue fitting it together.

Uses 4 M3\*16 socket cap head screws and 4 M3 nuts.

Use the NO-CLIPS version if you have brittle filament or questionable layer adhesion as slight flexing is needed for installing the board into the standard version. The standard version has retention guides next to the to clock SMA ports to keep thin walled sections from bowing, but its mostly just cosmetic.


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I wanted a case that would firmly hold my HackRF One clone without allowing any wiggle room. I originally printed [this case by stimpy23](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2810620), but the board was able to move around a bit and made me uncomfortable. The button holes also didn't fit correctly, but that's almost certainly because of variance in the clones part selection. Regardless, it was a good inspiration and I brought the slit pattern ov