I still need to add the leash feature but I’m printing the top/bottom as-is to do a sanity check and make sure I haven’t completely boned the wallaby on my internal clearances.
Uploading current rev5 top & bottom shells in a few minutes, consider them WIP still, but feel free to print em and check them out if you’d like.
I learned Inventor in Highschool years ago and doubt I remember much.
I think once I get a printer I’ll learn Fusion. I want to get into modeling things again, it was quite fun when I did it.
Had Solidworks Enterprise in my less scrupulous days, absolute wet dream of a software package, a license provided by a mate that worked at an Eng shop. These days I be toolin with Fusion for the same reasons as @k00k and to keep licensing above board and off my conscience.
This is still WIP until I print a set of these enclosure shells and get a reality check, but probably good enough to print now if you’re feeling adventurous. I make no promises, WIP.
ToDo:
printer working today. so excited. wanting to cancel the current print to “be adventurous” with this thing. 
thanks for working on this idea @Andrew I <3 it too much.
Ah you’re already halfway finished, I’d say let her roll.
For reference, I am printing the top/bottom shells at 70% infill w/ supports. Here is my Print orientation for each part:
Still pretty fresh on printing so still a noob, but would 70% infill PLA be enough to survive a drop? Or do you recommend PETG or ABS?
Or maybe do some post print finishes with spackle
The way I am designing these is probably not ideal for PLA- I intend on printing these in Nylon long-term, I just use PLA for quick prototyping/testing.
The cost to print at Shapeways using their fancy Nylon SLS printers looks to be $25-35/set depending on options.
Oh I don’t need to do anything? Sweet. I’d buy one
Once I finalize this design my plan is to order in a bunch of raw white Nylon top & bottom shells from shapeways & dye the batch black/various colors, and/or people can order them directly from the DRI Shapeways shop. We will also likely have a small batch of pre-assembled Puck, Puck, Bruce! Remotes available in the store.
With your skills, I bet it would be so easy for you to make a cnc ready version… Right? Oh great master robot.
I can’t bribe you but I can praise your talent for as long as required.
I don’t mean to start WW3 but I’m not sure metal is the best remote enclosure material. 
Unless you mean we should mill it out of a block of Delrin. Because that would be amazing.
I’m a woodworker so my interest is mainly oriented towards wooden stuff but I am curious about milling composite materials
I would probably go back to the design primitive and shell/feature it completely differently if the intent was to have it milled. I seem to recall Hoyt’s bamboo supplier having a helluva time milling the original Bamboo puck enclosures though- wood doesn’t lend itself well to some of the smaller details needed on the interior.
I have never done precision on my cnc but I am sure you are right that it won’t be easy.
Heads up: If you’re following along on this print-your-own-adventure, rev5 is WIP- meaning I will be pushing minor updates to it until it’s finalized. If you’ve not yet started a print, make sure to pull the latest version down (just updated both top & bottom again with minor corrections).
/me cancels print.
Fast-forward
PuckPuckBruce/PuckPuckBruce-rev5-bottom.stl | Bin 3650284 -> 3775084 bytes
i been too lazy rewiring my parts cooling fan…
i figger if I’m lazy till tomorrow night… I’ll be fine…
any chance of a translucent version mr roboto?
Not unless you want to pay Shapeways dearly for it. They have clear SLA but its roughly 4x the cost of their SLS Nylon or Multijet Grey.
PS: I designed this for M2.5x20mm buttonhead bolts, good luck?
Calling this good on rev5 updates until I get a full updated set printed & tested out, latest have been pushed to github as of a bit ago.
Here, have some more renders:
