Before finalising the assembly, the raspberry must be installed and the NFC reader wired. You can find the details HERE

Body assembly 7 inch back fix :

Your plywood body should now be ready.

To avoid getting your hands and plywood dirty. Clean the laser-cut edges. Laser cutting burns the plywood and forms a layer of carbon.

Place the foam protection supplied with the screen on the underside of the front panel :
Put the screen like this :

Check the length of your screws :

Choose the appropriate spacer, 3D printed beforehand, so that the screw does not protrude!
Screw in the 4 screws using a suitable screwdriver!
Place one of the 2 sides in the notches as shown below :
If you have opted for a side cable entry, choose the side that suits you best :
Use a Roofing bolt & nut 5X16 to secure the side to the front panel, but do not overtighten :
The side must be able to move slightly :
Place the top in the notches :
-Use a Roofing bolt & nut 5X16 to secure the top to the front panel, but do not overtighten :
place the second side in the notches and use a Roofing bolt & nut 5X16 to secure the side to the front panel, but do not overtighten. The side must be able to move slightly :

Now the body is almost finished :
Fix the raspberry support :
Fix the NFC card using the 2X10 screws and the spacers :
Place the last Roofing bolt & nut 5X16 on the front panel . It’s just for visual symmetry :
Slightly bend the part of the back face to relax the part that will be curved.

Note:

Don't force it, it's wood, not reed. It may break.

Wash your hands after this step (there will probably be some carbon released from the small cuts).

Place the rear panel in the notches (the sides must be able to move slightly, if you have tightened the Roofing bolt & nut 5X16 too much, loosen them slightly).
Position the curved part of the rear face, you will have to force a little, but be careful not like a barbarian :)
Place the last screw on the rear panel.
You can now tighten all the screws :