I managed to break the cover of my newly-arrived paperd.ink soon after unpacking it–my own fault.
Fortunately, they provide 3D models of the enclosure parts, which I was able to load right into Cura and print on my Monoprice Select Mini 3D printer. It took 3 hours to print; the result is pretty close to the original (itself 3D-printed, albeit on a better printer).
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Duct tape would have been
Duct tape would have been cheaper
It's really nice to see you
It's really nice to see you use your cheapish 3D printer as it was once intended.
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