Pixel 3 XL NetHunter C-deck

I've printed and assembled version 2.2.0 of the case using PETG. It can't be captured in a photo, but the device feels much nicer to the touch, and the resulting print is significantly more dimensionally accurate.

I've updated the device design to make it more suitable for printing with PETG filament. In short, I made all parts of the case thicker to improve its sturdiness. I've also updated the lock slider design to fix the issue of sliders falling out while the device is open.

I've printed and assembled version 2.1.0 of the case. It needs Velcro ties at least 200 mm long now. I really like how it looks.

After a few days of testing, I decided the OTG cable doesn’t need to stay connected all the time, so there’s no reason to hide its connector deep in the case. I also dropped the idea of using cable ties, which made the circular holes (and really the whole original panel design) unnecessary. Built a new  version of the case.

Just finished printing and putting together Model V2. It turned out a bit more work than expected. I had to do quite a bit of sanding and filing to get the parts to fit right. I tweaked the design and made a 2.0.1 version to fix the worst of it, but it still needs some cleanup after printing.

The new case has fewer parts to print and should be much simpler to assemble. Two main changes made this possible: the protective bumpers on the corners were replaced with a thicker layer of plastic, and the hinges were completely redesigned to be printed together with the case parts.

I've added detailed instructions on how to convert a Google Pixel 3XL smartphone into a network diagnostic and penetration testing device.

I started working on the second version of the device.