I have a single-board PCB that needs a purpose-built housing. The enclosure must be plastic and close with simple screws, so I can open it repeatedly during testing without wearing the joints out. I’ll provide the exact board outline, component heights, and keep-out zones once we start. What I need from you is a clean 3D model—Fusion 360, SolidWorks, or similar—that I can send straight to a 3-D printer or an injection-moulding shop. Ventilation slots, mounting bosses for standard M2.5 hardware, and easy cable exits are likely requirements, but I’m happy to refine those details together. Deliverables • Source CAD file (step or native) • Print-ready STL • Simple drawing that marks hole locations, screw sizes, and overall dimensions I’ll sign off once the case seats the board snugly, the lid aligns, and four test prints fit without interference. Let’s create a shell that protects the electronics and looks professional on the bench. You can refer the provided image as a prototype design.