Shell for SuzyQ Debug Board

Protect your SuzyQ debug board with this shell and don't worry anymore about having to touch it directly. It's designed to be as compact as possible (fits with thin devices like a Pixelbook), so the walls are as thick as possible (ie thin) and don't include snap tabs. If you're not careful it can blend in with some USB-C adapters you might have, so I recommend using unique colors to differentiate it.

The board has a symmetric design, and likewise it can fit the shell with either side up. One of the sides is identified with a triangle in case it's plugged in upside down and needs to be flipped over.

The hole for the male plug and the rear shell both have a very tight friction fit by design. So if it feels like you need too much force to slide it in, you either need to check filament shrinkage settings or lightly file the openings. In the pics you can see some of the test pieces I created to optimize the fitment.

You have two options to keep the print together while in use:

• glue it (more or less permanently enclosing the board), or
• apply pressure (squeeze) the area with ridges (the female end) as you plug it in or remove a cable from it

If you don't do either of the above, the board can slip out a little. This is why the male opening was made as tight as possible—so the whole thing doesn't completely slip apart if you look at it wrong.

 Prints as oriented and supports are not needed