Raspberry Pi Zero W Case + Camera and mount for Replicator 1 / FlashForge Creator Pro / PowerSpec

With the new Raspberry Pi Zero W (Pi0W) having been released, I decided to design a case and camera mount for my 3D printers. And what a better day to release it than Pi Day 2017! This should work if you don't have the front acrylic panel attached. I've included a blank top as well as one made just for the Pi Zero W. It has a little Wifi symbol over the antenna. How else are people supposed to know you've got the new Pi0W if it's in a case? If you're printing just the case top and the bottom without the #D printer mounts (Pi_Zero_Case_Bottom_no_mount.stl & either top file), they're 33.2mm wide which means they should be just small enough to be ditto printed! **Recommended:** PLA at .2mm. Except the swivel file which should be printed at .1mm **EDIT 5: Added hole above Power LED for filaments that are not translucent.** - Repositioned the Wi-Fi symbol. - Optional top with USB and Power symbols above their respective ports. **EDIT 4: Redesigned the camera model.** - No longer based on [3dkarma](http://www.thingiverse.com/3dkarma/about)'s Raspberry Pi Camera Mount with Ball Joint for Reprap. Shout out for inspiration though. - Started from scratch, designed the camera case. It is a snug as snug can be, you will have to *pop* your camera into place. If you need to get it out, gently push back on the lens area. - Features a swivel mount that screws into the camera arm, and allows the camera to rotate. When moving it, make sure to firmly hold the back so it doesn't pop off. **EDIT 3: Reworked then model again, again.** - Moved microSD opening, camera opening, HDMI openings. Not a huge huge change if you had the last revision. But this is just a cleaner better aligned design. - Moved camera hinges on case bottom to be a little bit higher for a better view. Still trying to figure out a way to adjust the camera tilt. **EDIT 2: Reworked the model again.** - Walls are about the same thickness, though I made the actual hole your Pi Zero fits into tig