A busy Rasberry Pi can create a lot of heat, and cooling is important. When it comes to 3D printing, fast print is also important - you certanly wish to try it out as soon as posible.
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This case holds the Raspberry Pi model 2 micro controller. The top slides and snaps into place (see directions at bottom). Full Story: Directions for fitting cover on base: - Slide the bottom of the raspberry cover into the slots in the base and then click the top of the raspberry down into place. This should hold snugly, but there are also screw holes if more firm cover is needed.
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A busy Rasberry Pi can create a lot of heat, and cooling is important. When it comes to 3D printing, fast print is also important - you certanly wish to try it out as soon as posible.
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This is a 35mm DIN Rail mount for a Raspberry Pi B+ or Raspberry Pi 2 (same dimensions). Comes in two flavors: Landscape or Portrait. Accepts 3mm screws.
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A Raspberry Pi 2 case in the look of the old Playstation. to the print: The base needs support. Everything else is simple to print. I used 0.1 mm Layer high. after printing: 1. screw your Pi to the base 2.
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No housing for the pi then hang him . Layer 0.1 at 100 %
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Compatible with Raspberry Pi 3 Model B and 3 B+. Size: Bottom: 89x125.96x10.28mm Top: 89.03x89.61x81.91mm No screws required , the pins are designed to be a snug fit after one or two layers of spray paint/varnish.
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-----Summary ----- I got the idea from a simple nexus 7 tablet case design. I used the design from the Nexus tablet Case made by LukeSkyrocket .
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This is my Raspberry Pi case, I have made several version for more design :) If you have improvement ideas, leave a comment please :)
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Modular case that snaps together for the Raspberry Pi 2 and 3 system boards. This case leaves the option for designing case components that snap on top of the 2nd layer allowing for additional cards and components to be accommodated in the...
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Raspberry pi 2/3 case in the format of a playstation 1 print top with full suport. Use 4 small screws 2,5 x 20mm to connect the top, bottom and raspberry.
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This is a 35mm DIN Rail mount for those 8 channel relay boards sold on Amazon. Commonly used with Arduino, Beaglebone, Raspberry Pi, etc. Accepts 3mm screws. Clip based on Robert Hunt's DIN Clip.
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This is a 35mm DIN Rail mount for XYG's 5 inch 800x480 touchscreen sold on Amazon. Commonly used with Beaglebone, Raspberry Pi, etc. Accepts 3mm screws. Based on Robert Hunt's DIN Clip.
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This design will help you create a nice case for your raspberry pi gaming console. You can find more information, and step-by-step build intructions on my instructable right there : Plus you get a Freecad version of the design, if you feel...
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Pretty much does what the name says... It mounts a Raspberry Pi. I haven't printed it, but I will soon. I'll post an update when I get it printed. Lego version coming soon...
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Case for the Orange Pi PC, requires (4) 20mm M3-0.5 screws (or whatever similar length and thread you can find). I am currently test fitting still. Update 3/18/16: There is a slight fitting issue with the top of the case.
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It´s a simple to print Raspberry Pi 2 mount. I used 100% infill at 0,2 mm layer high.
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Based on the increasingly popular Spot Micro design, I made a branch of it, to to improve a few points: - All nuts and bolts were replaced with self tapping screws (way easier and faster to assemble and open/close covers to access...
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I wanted to have a cool looking housing for my Raspberry Pi that would look really look cool and didn't scream "enclosure".
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Summary Simple case for a Raspberry Pi noIR camera module. Also a mount for a tripod, use a 1/4"-20 tap and tap right through the printed hole to fit standard tripod threads.
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Summary Similar to my Pi noIR Case, even uses some of the same parts, but includes openings for IR LED reflector/holders that I got from Adafruit: .
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This is a case for the 8 Relays module for raspberry pi or Arduino from Sainsmart. There are enough holes for all cables and it can be adjusted wih 4 M3 screws.
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Summary I use these to stabilize my PrintrBot Simple Metal and as a mounting structure for my Pi noIR camera. You can see them featured with my Pi noIR Case with Spotlights.
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Firstly, a big thank you to Thingiverse for featuring this design! Secondly, since it has been featured i'm getting asked lots of questions, please bear with me, i will try and answer them as quickly as i can..
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This is a great design that I've dialed in and got working very well. Looks great and is very functional.
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Now This is FUN! Guaranteed hilarious fun in any situation when you brought this with you as a gift or just for the fun of it. And very easy to make!
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Made it for my iPhone 6, but i guess it will fit other models as well. Cable goes through the hole and you're good to go. Will upload pictures when i've printed it, so a simple render is all you get to see for now.
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Yet another earbud holder. Not like we have enough of those here on Thingiverse, right? Well, I wanted something a bit different from the designs already available.
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For my electronic projects I often need battery holders of various size and for different number of cells: single, multiple cells in parallel or in series, or serial lithium-ion type cells with connectors for balanced charging between the...
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Organize and store your resistors in this neat stackable drawer box. Each drawer had 3 compartments with a length of 6 cm (2.45 inch) that are fit for standard trough-hole resistors.
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New version of the wallet available here I also recommend printing with PETG as is has more elasticity and is more durable than PLA. This is my own design of a pop up card wallet, is uses a front swipe motion to access the cards.
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The file include now the Panel Maker. this project... My first try with OpenScad, the box is fully customizable. I hope you will enjoy with it, and will show us many boxes made with.
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