Raspberry Pi case
Description
Derived from thingiverse.com/thing:24945 but with dimensions that fit my Raspbery Pi more accurately.
Wanted to clarify- there were several things I modified:
1) Merged lincomatic's version with latest from Hans.
2) Made the micro USB power connector hole about millimeter taller- otherwise it didn't quite fit.
3) Shaved 0.5mm off from wall which is next to GPIO hole- otherwise it did not fit next to GPIO pins (the pins themselves did fit, but pins have a wider base).
4) also, moved SD card hole a bit. Card reader was in a way of case otherwise.
5) Made the case mating walls longer- otherwise they break too easy.
Instructions
1) Some mechanism to better lock top and bottom together. I'm thinking of simple 0.5-1mm bits on outside of bottom wall and identical holes on the inside of top walls.
2) Vesa mounts.
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You should upload each part alone in an stl. Not everybody has that large print area. Let the user arrange the parts as they want, and not many know how to split the stl in two.
I'd like to print this on my TOM, but the .stl build area is bigger than my build platform. So I opened the .scad to export each half separately, but in the .scad the logo holes don't appear. I'm using the file straight from Thingiverse, the settings all look like they should produce a logo, and nothing I change seems to work. Any suggestions?
I've got the same issue - I put it down to my lack of OpenSCAD knowledge....the base prints fine, with vents, but when I change the script to only print the top, it appears to be solid rather than showing the logo. I haven't tried printing it, but I did slice it and it seems to not have the logo. Very frustrating as I have 4 bases waiting for tops!
Using a thing-o-matic and ABS I had issues with it because larger prints on my setup with ABS tend to warp. I really want to tweak that to work better but for now I printed it with some PLA plastic and it came out nice. Really good fit and snaps together perfect!
Perfect fit, the board dropped right in and the top mates well to bottom 8-)
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Best case for the Pi! check my pic :D