Awesome, I also printed out the cased with the manifold issue. No actual deformity showed up in the print so think it was just t hat overhang.
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Quick question, what is the female bit that the bolts screw into called. I need to order some.
threaded inserts M 3. Ruthex one are ok.
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One again, thank you for all the help!
Design is now finished:
Printables is updated.
Please keep in mind this is for the Luckfox Lyra, to easier swap the sdcard. It is not indented to swap the sbc, at least I don’t have tried it.
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will you publish these files?
I have added the STEP and STL files to Thingiverse, if you are interested, please take a look.
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Not really finished. After I got a lot of request to make the case to allow to remove the SBC I went back to the drawing board:
Need some tweaks, we get into Homer car territories.
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Done. Case allows now to remove the SBC.
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Added now a cover for the USB Hole for a Antenna:
This is modular, you may make other mount designs.
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Do you have a link to this Antenna you using here.
It was delivered with a lora board.
I think they are quite standard ones.
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Was this the lora board you ordered I just found this on AliExpress:
￡29.31 | Diymore 433-510MHZ/ 863-928MHZ Wireless stick lite ESP32+LoRa V3 development board compatible with ESP32-S3 node Type - C
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EIIFvIE
it was from a board i allready have for 5 years. i used the antenna only for fitting tests. i am not sure if it is feasable, i have first to figure out the hardware and the software requirements.
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When this bottom plate (BTM4006.stl) is attached to the PicoCalc, the overall thickness increases by 2mm, making it incompatible with the standard PicoCalc stand.
Therefore, I designed a custom stand that fits perfectly and uploaded the design files to Thingiverse.
Note that the design of the front panel is based on “pico-calc-cover” (by philosiraptor):
Thank you, @philosiraptor, for the excellent PicoCalc cover design!
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You’re the man! Thank you for your hard work.
I’ve been using your custom case for months now. I did print out sn0ren’s stand a few weeks back too, but once I noticed his stand wouldn’t work with your case, I just stopped using the stand haha
But thanks to you, now I can use a stand again! I’m about to print this out 
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Thank you.
I always admire your excellent work on developing Picoware.
While watching your series of videos about PicoCalc, I was very surprised and pleased to see this backplate featured in one of them.
I would also appreciate it if you could try out this stand as well.
(I think it provides a good angle for easy keyboard access, even when the PicoCalc is placed on the stand.)
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Thanks for checking out my work and video content. I’ve been a bit under the weather, but I do have many updates and videos planned 
I just finished printing your stand. It’s really awesome!! I took about 1.5 hours to print, but I really like how you took the standard stand to the next level. I think the finger prints on the back are helpful and everything feels really sturdy. I do indeed like the improved angle and will hopefully make recording content easier!
I’ll have a video up on this stand sometime this week. I also have a spare Raspberry Pi Zero 2W laying around, so I’ll check that out and do a video review on it too
Have a great week!!
Awesome work!!! It is so tempting to get some of these printed in transparent!!!