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Version 0.3, 'bloody Mary', progress report. Added cardboard inserts so that the whole thing will better hold the shape. Still not firm enough. More precise magnet placement by adding a cut in the cardboard. Adjusted sizes in various places, bigger radius on all angles. Final version will also have a magnet on the other side for cover detection as suggested in thread pointed by @EskeRahn. But I think I'll have to dive in into the code before it's going to happen. Added proper pockets to fit the cards. I also finally received the special paint for the leather e

Thanks, noted.

Thanks. So far I've placed magnet just between the sensors, so it shouldn't be an issue. But flip case close detection is something I'll work on for v0.3. So far I'm struggling to find a proper material for the inner part so that the case will hold it's shape. Cardboard is okay, but will eventually grab moisture and deteriorate. 0.3mm FR4 boards look like a good start, but they're PITA to cut in shape.

version 0.2, 'cuz red goes fasta' Used cutting plotter instead of a laser. More precision, better cuts, no stink. I now got proper magnets that suit better. It now has a wallet for all your cards and backup cash Corners have bigger rounding radius (10 instead of just 4 mm) Does anyone remember where's the hall sensor on pro1x?

Despite all the f*ckups they made a somewhat working product and actually shipped. If you take all the setdowns into account, I'm surprised they actually did ship anything. For all that's worth - they were very stubborn (in a good way) to make it actually happen and didn't give up. The big question is though - will there be a pro2x, with most nasty bugs fixed now that they've gained quite some experience. I bet they can actually make it at least a little better now.

Hi everyone! I decided I'd share my initial efforts on making a leather case for pro1x. I got mine just a few days ago. This is work-in-progress, I'll post the CAD files once the result doesn't look too ugly. But please note, it requires some good equipment and skill. So, since it's a true linux smartphone like they used to be in 200x - you even have to make the case and the rest yourself. Basically, I used the initial design from here: https://www.printables.com/model/267403-fxtec-pro1x-case/files and printed it. While TPU was not around in my workshop, I made a draft print from SBS