Hardware Required:
10 x M2*10 bolts
10 x M2 nuts

(Really any reasonable length of M2 bolts will be fine, there isn't any interference.)

This is a case I designed for the LMN-3 open source DAW in a box. The lines in the picture were added in the slicer so they will not show up in the stl files.

This case is designed to be assembled with M2 hardware. I used 10 M2*10 bolts and 10 M2 nuts. There are recesses cut so that the bolt heads will sit flush with the exterior of the case so you may need to edit this if you have different size bolt heads. I included a .step file if you need to import this into modeling software.

LMN-3_Body_Right, LMN-3_Base_Left and LMN-3_Base_Right will need to be printed with support as there are overhangs on each of those pieces to ensure they fit together well. If possible I would recommend you do not print the bolt holes with support as its just annoying to get out and could lead to you damaging the print if you aren't careful.

The LMN 3 Label is currently set as separate bodies as my printer runs multiple filaments. and its easier to change the color of the label if I modeled it that way. I included those letters.

I also added two rubber feet to the bottom of the case just to make it a bit nicer. I got mine off an old HP laptop but any stick on rubber feet will work just fine.

Credit to Fundamental Frequency for creating the LMN-3:
https://github.com/FundamentalFrequency/LMN-3-Build-Guide