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I did check the RPi3 spec sheet and the numbers are correct. As for the 25.62: the lighting over my work area was dimmed from a dead bulb and i could'nt see that the caliper wasn't properly lined up...

Top left standoffs(Fig B):
From top: 7/16(11.30)
from left: 1/2(12.78)

Bottom right standoffs(Fig O):
From right: 1in(25.62)

Corner standoffs match wall height which is 47mm

Bottom left...

This dimension is the distance from the bottom left inner corner, to the top right of the bottom left standoff. Sort of a double check during my SketchUp work to verify that the measurement for both...

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Here are the measurements and conversions...as best i can make em lol
(They are really strict about file sizes lol)

@fred_dot_u
Im not sure as what all you need so:
L = 5.5in(139.7mm)
W = 6.25in(158.75mm)
H = 1 13/16(46.0375mm)
Wall, Base, Lid = 1/8in(3.175mm) thick

Blue = RPi standoffs
Yellow = Power...

So in the STL there is 2 items: 1 is the lid, and the second is the enclosure itself. For whatever reason Meshmixer read both pieces as one build.

trying to open the stl in Openscad but no luck

L=5 1/2in
W=6 1/4in
H=1 13/16in

all measuring is using ruler and caliper measuring in Inches.
As for holes, i want to build the enclosure first and then do the holes once the erros are ironed...

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I wasnt using TurboCAD yet.

Here is the remodeled enclosure. I couldnt remove the base without deleting other portion. Ended up completely rebuilding the whole enclosure being careful of...

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Completed the walls and supports. Here is the STL.

I have modeling software somewhere, and Sketchup(while terrible) was the only one i could get to work until i could find my software....

So i am building a RPi project, and the system is built but i need a housing for it.
I used SketchUp's online modeling app...with great difficulty and made a somewhat rudimentary design.

Working...