About this 3D model

One of things Evo 3D users missed is the kickstand from Evo. I don't know why HTC left it out, I thought it was great. My friend also got an Evo 3D recently. He convinced me to work on a kickstand version of my previous case. So here it is.As always, this case only works with extended batteries with this specific battery door: http://www.amazon.com/Trexcell-3500mah-Extended-Battery-Cover/dp/B004XM9V1KPlease note: The kickstand pushes against the battery door, that's how I get it to stay put. This will probably rub off the satin-y grip coating in that area (if your version of the battery door is covered with it). The kickstand kicks open at 45 degree intervals. 45 and 90 degrees are the only two useful angles.Updates:The bottom bezel of the old case tends to crack depending on the type of material used in the print, I placed notches around the bottom, allowing the material freedom to bend a littleI opened up the volume control area, making the buttons easier to pressThe back of the case is slightly thinner.I like to print it raftless on a fuse deposition printer like the Makerbot or the pp3dp and make the nozzle height slightly closer to the platform. If you do this with a smooth adhesive, like the Kapton's tape, you can get a smooth finish on the back of the case. If you like this, please show some love by posting pictures of your print and/or comment.