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On the inner part, set the top & bottom layers and perimeters to 0, then tweak the infill settings to create a mesh to your taste. + +![Parts](./Images/parts.png) + +![Sliced](./Images/sliced.png) + + +## Installation + +Remove your side panel, and insert the modesty mesh into place in the slot of the upper and lower extrusions, just behind the midpanel, then replace the side panel. + diff --git a/printer_mods/MapleLeafMakers/Modesty_Mesh/STL/[a]_modesty_mesh_x2.stl b/printer_mods/MapleLeafMakers/Modesty_Mesh/STL/[a]_modesty_mesh_x2.stl new file mode 100755 index 000000000..306b5d153 Binary files /dev/null and b/printer_mods/MapleLeafMakers/Modesty_Mesh/STL/[a]_modesty_mesh_x2.stl differ