The screen is the sheet of paper. A shallow sage wedge with a reclined deck; the e-paper strip sits where a typewriter's page would be, a decorative platen roller and two knobs ride the back edge, and the keyboard you bring rests in front. Every dimension below is from the real datasheets — this is the shape to react to before I cut the parametric model.
The money view: shallow deck reclined ~18°, platen & knob at the back, ports on the tail, your keyboard ghosted in front.
Letterbox screen across the deck; knobs poke past the sides.
Screen forward, platen band aft, ports along the back edge.
You picked the higher-material form, but it stays a shell: ~2.4 mm walls, open bottom, a screwed baseplate. Hollow inside, no infill spent on a solid block.
Print the body in matte sage, platen & knobs in cream or black. Two-tone via a filament change reads unmistakably "typewriter" for free.
Platen roller + two knobs are cosmetic (your call) — printed separately, no wiring, no GPIO. Round feet finish the machined look.
The 1 mm panel drops into a rebate behind a bezel lip that overlaps ~6 mm; the FPC folds back to the DESPI-C579 breakout in the cavity.
Deck angle is the ergonomics dial. 18° is typewriter-shallow; 28–35° reads better seated. Say the word and I'll steepen it.
Your docs say "hinged lid" — a cover latching over the deck echoes a portable typewriter's case and guards the glass in a bag. Toggled off by default.