Blank home-cockpit panels, ready to print. Type the size, download an STL.
Side is left/right. Top and bottom pairs move on their own.
The recess curves around the hole, then runs straight to the side. It only also opens to the top or bottom when the hole is close enough that the pocket reaches that edge. Further down the board you get a U into the side only, like a real Airbus panel.
Optional rounded windows for e.g. Stream Deck under the plate. 1×1 is a single opening.
Two strips the length of that pair of edges. Width is set from the plate holes. Generate STL includes both brackets beside the plate.
A thin raised lip around the outer edge of the plate — not a surface texture. Width is how wide that lip is. Depth is how high it sits (0.1 mm steps). The flat face inside is finished with Bambu ironing, not by modelling grit into the STL.
Use these on a Bambu for the even top face. Print with the pocket side up (larger Z). Quality / Strength tab → Ironing.
From the plate top-left. Stream Deck sizes use 17 mm keys, 2.6 mm gap, R 2.5 from a measured MK.2. Through cuts a hole. Untick Through and set indent depth to recess only.
Experimental. Drops a flat slice of a binary STL through the plate, not a 3D subtract. Axis-aligned X/Y/Z only; messy or huge meshes may give a broken outline. Add Cutout keeps that punch; load another STL to add a second. Check the plate preview before you print.
Clearance scales the outline, same shape. Gold outline on the plate. Drag it on the preview below.