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... searching for "ExplainingComputers". This bracket makes an appearance in the third video of the Raspberry Pi Devastator Robot series on my ExplainingComputers YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2m2YvnrOYxLMxci6j3kwRDgXpOnm6HVD

Rather than figure out the Noctua dimensions, I used [ExplainingComputers](https://www.thingiverse.com/ExplainingComputers) [Raspberry Pi Noctua 40mm fan mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3041403) design. The fan fits perfectly and screws...

... Pi Pico (W), an L298N H-bridge motor controller, and a mini miniature toggle switch, on the top of a Pololu Zumo robot chassis. ...This thing is being shared to support the ExplainingComputers YouTube video "Raspberry Pi Pico W WiFi Controlled Robot".

Rather than figure out the Noctua dimensions, I used ExplainingComputers Raspberry Pi Noctua 40mm fan mount design. ...The fan fits perfectly and screws directly into the print with M3 bolts (rather than needing nuts).</p> Category: 3D Printer...

... RasPad3. Original design found here! https://www.thingiverse.com/ExplainingComputers What you need is: 40x40x7 5V Fan 4x 2.5x16mm screws 4x screws as you like for the fan. ...I used 2x 2.5x10mm screws 4 2.5mm Nuts ( I used only 2 which is enough)

The PicoMite VGA code and circuit designs were created by Peter Mather and Geoff Graham, and are available on Geoff's website here: https://geoffg.net/picomitevga.html These parts are shared to accompany an ExplainingComputers YouTube video that...

This is a remix of the Raspberry Pi Noctua 40mm fan mount by ExplainingComputers. All credits go to him. I reinforced the base section up to 5mm in height, added holes to the corners because I'm mounting the Raspberry to the wall and widened the...

Raspberry Pi 2/3/3B+ mount designed for adding a 40mm Noctua fan is shown in images printed via 3D Hubs in PLA at 0.2mm layer height.\r\n\r\nTo complete this project, you will need 4 x M2 20mm bolts and 4 x M2 nuts to secure the two sections...

https://www.explainingcomputers.com/rasp_pi_robotics.html #Parts for D425 V2 ####Zumo Robot Chassis https://www.pololu.com/product/1418 ####Raspberry Pi Zero W https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-zero-w/ ####PI NoIR Camera...

... keep everything tightly in place. Don't forget to add some sticky feet to the base if you want to give it a stable foundation. This innovative design is showcased in an ExplainingComputers YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVfvhEJ9XD0

This object was created for an ExplainingComputers YouTube video in which a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W was set up running OctoPi / OctoPrint to control and monitor a 3D printer. Four M2 nuts and bolts are needed to mount the Raspberry Pi Zero, Zero W...

My plan involves using the disk instead of the SD card, following a tutorial on explainingcomputers. Initially, I searched online for cases like this but couldn't find one that met my style expectations. I attempted to minimize material usage to...

With coding courtesy of 'explainingcomputers' Youtube channel you can control the speed (as well as everything else) in Python, and control the thing via VNC. I used an MP Select Mini printer. As a beginner, I can't recommend it highly enough. ... ...

My plan is to utilize the disk instead of the SD card, following a tutorial by explainingcomputers. After searching online for such a case, I couldn't find one that fit my desired style. I attempted to minimize material usage in order to keep costs...

... 60C under extended load. It easily passes heating test from Explainingcomputers YouTube videos testing Raspberry Pi 4 B cooling. ...The PoE Hat is primarily used as a cooling fan but has the nice side effect of powering system from ethernet port.