Display Panel Bezel

A snap-in bezel that mounts a small display module in a rectangular panel cutout, with no screws. The flange with the viewing window sits on the front of the panel, a neck passes through the cutout and two snap arms in its short walls catch behind the panel; the module goes in from the back, its glass dropping into a recess behind the window and the PCB resting on a ledge where two snap tabs click over its edge. Presets cover the 0.96 inch and 1.3 inch OLED modules and the 16x2 character LCD (whose metal frame passes through the window), and every dimension (PCB, window, glass, panel thickness) is a parameter for any other module. The 0.96 inch bezel is 36 x 37 x 16 mm and needs a 30.5 x 31 mm cutout; the model prints the cutout size. Prints face down with no supports; the snap barbs are 0.6 mm and the arm strain stays near 1 %.

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