

Here's all the empty nuts. The bottom right was going to be for a small usb hub, but space was too tight, so I decided against it. Instead, this will be where the extra solar panel power cable can be coiled. Unfortunately I drilled a couple of the holes too deep, so now the case has, uh, speed holes. The velcro in the top right is for the battery.
I also attached the hinges and clasps, and then cut the part of the screws that stuck into the case with a dremel.
Finally, I redid all the wiring from the keyboard to the rasbperry pi pico controller. It looks a lot cleaner now, but unfortunately, I seem to have burnt out my pico de-soldering all the bits of stranded wire.

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