This was a very long couple of prints over 30 hours combined. It's for an Orion telescope that's why the Orion drawing.
How well does the TPU do for impact protection?
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What software did you use to model it?
Not OP but Fusion 360 could get this done pretty easily.
Plus the hobbyist license makes it free to use.
This was all tinkercad believe it or not. But if you need something stronger check out freecad.