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Buenas tardes, por el momento no tengo el diseño listo pero en unos dias lo añadiré a la colección. Gracias

Hello. I'm not sure... the measurements are the same for the 4g and 5g version, but I don't know if the holes are the same...
The version I have designed is for 5G

Thanks the fast ansver, it's great. I will definitely buy it. Btw really nice work, this is the only model for this phone what I've found.

Hi, friend,
Thanks to your message I have decided to design the case for the Redmi Note Pro 4G.
This is the link https://cults3d.com/es/modelo-3d/artilugios/funda-xiaomi-redmi-note-12-pro-4g

Greetings

Hello again. I printed out the note 12 pro 5g version, and it doesn't really fit on my phone. The printed case is smaller and the camera hole is higher than it needs to be.

Hi, I'm going to try to adjust the measurements but I need your help.
Can you give me the deviations of the measurements in millimeters? to be able to modify the design.
That would help me a lot.

On the model, the inner lenght is 161,188 mm, while the phone is 163 mm in leght. Its inner width on the model is 73,508 mm, the real inner width is 76 mm. The camera hole is exactly the size of the real camera so I would add 0,5mm in width and lenght to it. The top of the camera is 5mm away from the top of the phone. Its width is ok. The voule button is around 33,5mm from the top of the phone, its lenght is 21mm, The distance between the volume button and the power button is 7,5mmits lenght is 8,7mm.

I am redesigning the entire version, I am going to implement an improvement in the camera.
I will design the cover in two parts.
I've checked the measurements and it should work pretty well.
Try it and see the result.

Take into account any final settings on the printer's laminator, XY offset, etc.

Nooo!!! You just have to download the design again.
You already paid the first time for it ;)

Try it and tell me if you like it.
Greetings.

https://cults3d.com/es/modelo-3d/artilugios/xiaomi-redmi-note-12-pro

Oh, I see it. I will update you about the outcome. Thanks for the fast work

Hello friend, of course I can enlarge the hole. If you give me a few days I will resize the loading hole.
You will be able to download the new design without having to pay for it again.

Greeting and apologies for the inconveniences

Understand that in step format it would be easier to make copies of the design.
However, I am very grateful for the purchase of the design and your help to continue making designs

Thanks. I'm just trying to modify it for my own use to incorporate the Peak Designs mount into the case since there isn't one available for these phones. I'd be willing to pay more for a STEP file if you'd be willing to accommodate for this use.

Hi, sorry for the inconvenience. We will update the design on the next few days and you only have to download it again without any other payment. Thank you for the information. If you find snt other error please let me know.

It'll be about four hours before I know for sure, since I'm printing it slow, at 40mm/s, but I'll let you know if anything else is off.

My first case finished, and it's a pretty good fit. If I flip the phone over, the top holes line up perfectly, so I imagine your revision should fit correctly the right way 'round. I think I'll get a different color of TPU before printing a second one, though, since this is already very close. I should be able to poke a few holes in this one with an X-acto knife and get by for now.

Now for the feedback:
One thing I liked about the design when I saw it was that it looked like the corners were raised, and I was hoping that was to protect the screen, but it actually sits pretty flush with the screen surface. When I look at the volume slider, the USB port, and the speaker holes on the bottom, they all seem to sit at the very top edge of their holes. If you push the phone down into the case, they'll line up, but what it feels like to me is that the phone just isn't recessed as far into the bottom surface as intended. According to my calipers, the thinnest part of the cutout for the camera hump seems to be about 2.5mm thick, and the rest of the back is 3mm, so the height difference between the two is only .5mm. When I measure the phone, though, the thinnest part of the phone is 8.7mm, and the "shoulder", let's call it, between the camera circle and the edge of the frame is 10mm, for a difference of 1.25mm. It seems to me like the phone is simply setting about 1mm "too high" in the case. Like it wants to sink down just a little further into the bottom and then everything would be perfect. Do you know what I mean? Sinking the phone down an additional 1mm, while leaving everything else as it is would seem to align the holes over the various speakers and ports they are meant for. It would also let the corners rise up above the screen surface a little more, which I think is what you were going for. Take this feedback, or ignore it, that's totally up to you. I already have my money's worth out of this model. The fit is close enough that any further alterations I can do with an x-acto knife. You're very close to a perfect fit here, though, so if this feedback helps you tune the model, great.

Hi MelGrubb,
What you are asking is very complicated, to do it, I would have to practically redesign the entire cover...
But there could be a possible solution.
You can print the sleeve by increasing the scale of the Z axis slightly, this way you give it a little tolerance and it should fit better.

I am very grateful for the feedback and that you are happy with the design.

I wasn't sure if you were still considering it a work in progress or not, so I just wanted to give you as much information as I can in case it helps. I may z-stretch the next one a tiny bit and see what happens. The math shouldn't be that tricky. If the slots are 1mm too low, then stretch the Z dimension 2mm so that they end up in the middle again. Simple, right? I'll let you know how it goes.