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Built the Edit IPAD I've always wanted
In this project, I built a custom iPad case designed for video editing on the go. The iPad Pro, with its M1 chip, proved faster for editing with DaVinci Resolve than my other devices. I tested SSD caddies, optimized the setup for Cfexpress Type B card readers, and refined the design to handle USB hubs and other peripherals. After several design iterations and 3D printing challenges, I finalized a functional and portable solution. Check out the video to see the full build process and how it all came together!
Video Link : https://youtu.be/Iy4a-rOpWpA
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Edit Ipad Case
Edit Ipad Case.stl
Sep 09,2024
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Built the Edit IPAD I've always wanted
A case that provides the iPad Pro with HDMI, USB-A, CFexpress Type B, and an SSD caddy for easier handling during content creation.
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