Raspberry Pi case for Tevo Tornado

I wanted to add OctoPrint to my Tornado, and I wanted to hide the Raspberry Pi under the printer where it wouldn't be in the way. In order to keep the RPi case as low-profile as possible and not interfere with the build plate carriage, I remixed AlexSwensen's design & moved the tab for mounting it to the 2040 extrusion up to be flush with the case top. I also removed all of the screw counterbores since I'm using button-head screws. The side effect of these changes was that the case top can now be printed without supports.

To further adapt the case to my needs and for the Tornado, specifically, I removed all of the air vents from the case top and used limwenyao's Thing 2520625 to extrude a cut of the Tevo logo into the top to act as the air vent, and I moved the slot for the camera cable to the front of the case, since I didn't want the camera cable to get tangled with the build platform which I was afraid it would do if it exited through the top of the case. I tried to have a break-