Snapmakers, & Such

Hi, I made a mess gluing my plexiglass on. So I made some window trims to cover the ugliness. Please check it out at: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2714202-cc3d-pod-cover-plexiglas-cutting-guide#profileId-3005761

I also turned one of the windows into an exhaust vent. Details are in the same link above.

I stumbled onto this plexiglass cutting guide for the POD in Makerworld. My plexiglass was already cut, but I decided to print them anyway as I was intrigued by the project. The printed pieces are perfect fits and will help anyone that is still needing a way to cut their plexiglass. I decided that I am going to glue the pieces to the inside as a printed frame for the plexiglass pieces. It will dress up the inside I think. I would ignore the cutting instructions IMO as they require equipment most do not have and is not needed. I would use an exacto knife, utility knife, or scissors as the 1mm plexiglass is really easy to cut. https://makerworld.com/en/models/2714202-cc3d-pod-cover-plexiglas-cutting-guide#profileId-3005761

This is my current setup. I may paint the top a different color. The piece between the tophat and the printer is a status bar that I just finished printing. I am looking forward to the DRWR and dry boxes being released hopefully next week.

Here is my pod. I could not figure out the filliment color I needed to match, I used bone white and it wasn't even close so I painted it Charcoal Brown. I like the contrast. If CC3D comes out with the drawer I see in some of his post I will 3d print it and paint it the same color to match. I do have trouble closing it; the two sides rub in the middle so I have to force it shut. Definitely do not need the magnets. Any suggestions on how to losen them up so it closes correctly? Either way, I do enjoy the aesthetics.