I've used this project to experiment with Fusion 360. On the whole it has been good, although I did run into a number of features I'm used to on other pro CAD packages that are missing. It seems more of a in development tool, where features are added at the request of engineers in desperation upon finding a tool missing!
Each layer of plywood is a separate 'sketch', that I export to DXF for laser-cutting. The official RPi screen and RPi are a assembly from this guy: https://grabcad.com/library/raspberry-pi-7-display-1
I've opted for the official screen despite being twice the price due to the flex cable connection allowing for a nice tight assembly. Having arrived I'm glad I paid the extra for what is a well engineered bit of kit. The stepped design is to minimise material usage but also aims to pay homage to an old terminal casing dropping around the CRT.
Assembly is here: http://a360.co/1qxSz4C

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