Inky wHAT frame for Raspberry Pi Zero

I'm building a home dashboard that tracks things like the weather and if the community garbage container is full. Bought a Pimoroni Inky wHAT for this cause, but found it inconvenient to develop for it while it layed flat on my desk.

This frame is great for development since it's very easy to see what's on the Inky, while the Raspberry Pi is being powered. I'll probably make a wall frame in the future, let me know if you need that!

This is my second model on MakerWorld, so feedback is welcome!

Dimensions

Height: ~75mm
Depth: ~57mm, including Raspberry Pi
Width: ~94mm

Assembly
I like to make models that you can assemble, so some assembly is required. No glue needed!
1) Put the Inky wHAT in the frame by sliding it upwards a bit.
2) Put the little pins in,  with the pointy end towards the bottom of the frame. Sliding along the side makes it easier. (You can also put one of the feet horizontally in between the dual ledges to make it a bit easier, also helps for removal)
3) Put the feet in the slots on the bottom of the frame.
4) Bend the cable that powers the Raspberry a bit, to make sure the frame won't fall over.

Model in photos printed on a Bambu P1S, with 0.4mm default nozzle and Bambu PLA Basic Sunflower Yellow (10402)

Design by Tom's Filament Adventures on MakerWorld (license: CC0).