Raspberry Pi Case with GPIO Access
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Hello I made one for a friend and it's a very cool case.
By the way could i made some of this design and sell it on ebay ?
Looks good, I see you took the last version. Does it fit correct or can there be some improvements...
I see that the snd can be a little to the front and the RCA to the back... ?
Instead of the top hole for the GPIO, you could have an opening on the side, that way it would be easier to open/close the top.....
Nice to see people are using openscad !
Hi HansH, thanks for the great design!
Not much I could do to improve it except for GPIO access. I like to work with Arduino-style jumpers, and I wanted to also have the option of plugging/unplugging a ribbon cable without opening the case.
I think the big hole I put is functional, but ugly.
I actually started with a slot on the side
, but 1) it won't print easily on a Reprap and 2) the slot would have to go all the way to the edge to let people slide in the cable w/o removing the connector. This would compromise the strength too much for a Reprapped print. Also, it doesn't let me use my Arduino jumpers.
As for the fit of you
r version I based it on ... it fits OK, but to center the holes, the RCA should be shifted away from the center about .5mm, and the sound towards the center by about 1mm.
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This printed out beautifully. Very cleqn with excellent clearances. When I was able to gently snap the board into the clips, I was amazed. The lid does fit the base nicely with one exception. On the SD end, the seft edge of the bottom case was split by the insertion of the lip on the top half. I also noticed that the power supply openning is a little tight on the top half. I think it would make a nice modification to leave a little extra space around the power port so that the micro USB cable fits in further. I give this a 9.9 out of 10. Well done!