fix: make rear strap brackets side-feed
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- Stand-mounted upright camera node enclosure; the case still does **not** mount to the GoPro.
- Visual direction now matches the original green appliance-style reference: tall vertical body, large inset front panel, centered OLED near the upper third, blank middle area, two long rounded lower slots, bottom USB-C female power input, and right-side USB-A female passthrough power port for the GoPro.
- This replaces the rejected wide/low generic electronics-box layout from the first v4 attempt.
- Primary mounting is reusable cloth zip ties / Velcro straps through two low-profile vertical rear pass-through loops, not a clamp/dovetail.
- Primary mounting is reusable cloth zip ties / Velcro straps through two low-profile vertical rear brackets with long lateral side-feed openings, not a clamp/dovetail.
- Front has a recessed/flush full-height service lid similar to a field-service status panel.
- Lid includes cutouts for:
- 1.3-inch OLED/status screen.
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- small rocker on/off switch.
- two long rounded lower front slots styled after the reference.
- Front-panel screen, LED, rocker, and lower-slot openings are actual through-cuts through the full lid and locating lip so the back side of the printed lid is not skinned over.
- Body includes screw bosses, recessed lid pocket, lid locating geometry, a bottom USB-C female power inlet cutout, a right-side USB-A female passthrough power cutout, and two vertical external rear zip-tie/Velcro pass-through loops to resist rotation on a stand.
- Body includes screw bosses, recessed lid pocket, lid locating geometry, a bottom USB-C female power inlet cutout, a right-side USB-A female passthrough power cutout, and two vertical external rear zip-tie/Velcro brackets to resist rotation on a stand. The zip ties feed laterally through long side windows behind the raised bridge faces; the old top-to-bottom feed-through tunnel is intentionally closed by top/bottom anchor pads.
- Internal envelope is sized for known module dimensions plus service clearance:
- ESP32-C3 Super Mini: 22.5 × 18 mm.
- ESP-01S: ~24.7 × 14.3 × 12 mm.
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- pilot diameter, screw length, and head/counterbore diameter.
- Mounting straps:
- cloth zip-tie / Velcro width and thickness.
- prototype rear loop tunnel: ~6.4 mm usable strap width × ~3.8 mm strap-thickness clearance, with each visible vertical bracket ~8.5 mm wide × 50 mm tall.
- prototype rear side-feed opening: ~40 mm long vertical side window × ~3.8 mm strap-thickness clearance behind each raised bridge, with each visible vertical bracket ~8.5 mm wide × 50 mm tall.
- whether two strap paths are enough to prevent case rotation on the expected stand diameter.
- whether rear vertical loop edges need larger radii or TPU/silicone sleeve protection.
- whether rear vertical bracket/window edges need larger radii or TPU/silicone sleeve protection.
- Printability:
- rear vertical zip-tie loop side-pad/bridge strength and whether the top-to-bottom pass-through tunnels print cleanly without supports.
- rear vertical zip-tie bracket top/bottom anchor-pad and bridge strength, and whether the lateral side-feed openings print cleanly without supports.
- body/lid fit after PETG shrinkage.
- lid lip clearance and screw boss robustness.
- USB-C/USB-A cutout edge quality, wall strength, and connector retention/strain relief.
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openscad -o /tmp/camera-node-case-v4-front-review.stl hardware/case/camera-node-case-v4-front-review.scad
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Latest validation: OpenSCAD reports `Simple: yes`; trimesh confirms body, lid, preview, and front-review STLs are watertight. Body and lid each export as a single connected printable component; preview includes separate non-print board guide volumes by design. A rear-loop sanity check confirms both vertical brackets have clear non-solid pass-through tunnel volumes behind the raised bridges.
Latest validation: OpenSCAD reports `Simple: yes`; trimesh confirms body, lid, preview, and front-review STLs are watertight. Body and lid each export as a single connected printable component; preview includes separate non-print board guide volumes by design. A rear-bracket sanity check confirms both vertical brackets have clear non-solid lateral X-direction side-feed volumes behind the raised bridge faces, while the rear wall, bridge faces, and top/bottom anchor pads remain solid.
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