3D Print Files for Vocore 6.8" Screen with LED's DDU

SIM RACE MODS LTD.

£5

This is an .stl file download for a DDU case compatible with the Vocore "6.8inch Screen with LED DEMO", which is great, but the case is huge and unattractive so here's a refined version Basically you can take all the parts out of the case they supply and install them into this compact case. The files include .step file to get a front cut in carbon fibre. You can also buy the assembled front panel with LED inserts and all required screws from our website here If you don't buy our premade kit, you can transfer the plastic LED covers over from the case that Vocore supply, or you can buy the ones

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