Google Pixel 7 Handy Case (Organic Pattern) - Free 3D Print Model

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Smooth Layer Galaxy Plate Case Pixel 7 0.4 Nozzle

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Modern phone case for the Google Pixel 7! :)

The model was printed with Bambu PLA Basic white on a Galaxy Plate.

The print settings are adjusted so that no print lines are visible in the first layer.
Due to the increased temperatures, the problem of a clogged extruder may occur.

The model can also be printed with standard print settings.

Comment & Rating (33)

@user_2397354918

I'll say right away that the case is cool, but there's a catch: you need to modify it right after printing because you can't fit your phone in there, and even if you can, you won't be able to get it back out. I trimmed the side panel a bit to make it easy to slide in.

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@rs3Design

Hello, Im sorry to hear that. With my phone I didn't have such problems. :( Maybe the tolerance is a but higher at your phone. A solution could be scaling up a little bit by 1-5%. :)

@user_3462599152

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Superb design, printed it with PLA. No issues so far.

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@user_359221108

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good

@user_3283529813

Hello! Can you share step file?

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@rs3Design

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@user_3553624460

Nice looking design. My experience is that I've printed 2 so far, 1 with petg and one with PLA, and each cracked up the sides - not much one can do about that probably, long horizontal lines along a necessarily thin wall probably cause weakness. I also find that the finish on my phone is pretty dinged up from rubbing against the case - doesn't matter much to me as I use phones until they die, but for someone who resells their phone and buys new frequently, you'd definitely want to print in something softer like TPU and avoid the PETG/PLA.

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