lego case for raspberry pi 3d models

I'm excited about my take on the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B case - its sleek design boasts impressively low tolerances that allow for slim fitting features, most noticeably around the USB C, micro B, and micro HDMI sides. This case also supports a...

Simple Raspberry PI Zero case. All of these cases I could find were too flimsy for my needs. I wanted a tougher case that also supported access to the GPIO headers. This case is built with thicker walls and feels much tougher. Printed in PLA with...

This is a Raspberry PI case that deviates from traditional form factors associated with a Raspberry PI. I designed it to accommodate a ClusterHat on a new Raspberry PI 4, as no suitable cases were available here on thingiverse. The goal was to create...

Its a case for a Raspberry pi pico with a hole for the Cable to go out. To give you that feeling of holding a USB Rubber Ducky in your Hands. You just press the pico in place, put your Cable in there and glue or in my case melt the lid on. ...If your...

A protective case is designed for a Raspberry PI computer board, thanks to Lee's loan and photos. The case is printed using Makerbot Thing-o-matic with Replicatorg software. Ensure a proper fit without forcing the PCB; stand-offs may need minor...

I designed this one specifically to fit the Smraza case that I have...

I designed this one specifically to fit the Smraza case that I have...

Special thanks to Michael Klements for awesome Raspberry pi cases for great inspiration! My initial desire for creating my own raspberry pi case is from your videos! Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MichaelKlements The DIY Life:...

I made a stand for the Raspberry Pi case(where this remix is beased on). I want it a little of the desk to have the cooling openings at the bottom useful. I printed it in black and orange but you can ofcourse use a single color. The STL is just for...

Create a home for your Raspberry Pi 2 by crafting a standard or custom housing. Design and print two parts that seamlessly fit together, secured with M3 screws to get started immediately. Personalize the case with your name or logos just like the...

A Home for Your Raspberry Pi 2: Build a Standard or Custom Case. Print Two Parts and Assemble with M3 Screws to Get Started. Customize Your Case with Your Name or Logos Like the 3D4Fun Design. Feel Free to Remix the Design and Make It Your Own.

This case design is based on "Raspberry Pi Case" (thingiverse.com/thing:34527) created by Kasey. Two adjustments have been made: 20mm M3 bolts, the only ones available, can be used; and the power supply hole has been enlarged to accommodate the RS...

A minimalistic "case" for Raspberry Pi is designed by me as a development platform user who didn't want a bulky case. It allows easy movement without contacting the board or ground, raising it by 6mm. To use, print two sides with composite and HDMI,...

THIS IS A DEMO VERSION, YOU CAN FIND THE FULL VERSION AT aguilarworkshop.com/product-page/bmo-case OR READ MORE ABOUT IT HERE aguilarworkshop.com/post/__bmo Major Features Raspberry Pi/Touch Screen Compatibility The three major components required to...

Originally designed by CoreElectronics, this is a Raspberry Pi 3A+ case that was redesigned to look more like an authentic Raspberry Pi case. The logo was added and a few tolerance modifications were done to print better on less calibrated machines.

To provide easy access to stored items and the Raspberry Pi itself, I chose not to use hardware and instead opted for 6x3mm neodymium magnets. These magnets allow users to quickly open and close the case. Since I haven't had a chance to print this...

My version of Raspberry Pi case. Tested with Raspberry Pi 3B+, but it should work fine with the 3/2B too. First, place one side of the case with the HDMI, jack and micro USB connectors into the holes. Then slide the other side down carefully. I...

My Raspberry Pi case design. Tested with the Raspberry Pi 3B+, but it should also work well with the 3/2B. First, place the side with the HDMI jack and micro USB connectors into the case holes, then "slide" the other side down. I did not use screws...

Raspberry Pi 5 Case -The Case Has A lot of Ventilation from all sides, aswell the bottom size (works well for hand warming). -Optimized to fit the official Raspberry pi 5 active cooler. -Created a piece for the power button (didn't test the button...

The matching Raspberry Pi 3B+ case can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3361218 ## Compatibility Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is supported by this design. ## Configurations This model includes multiple mount options: - VESA mounts in 75...

This is a cool little case to protect your Raspberry Pi 4. ... To build this project you will need: -A 30mmx30mm cooling fan -A Raspberry Pi 4 model B 2GB

This is my custom Raspberry Pi case. I designed the case in Inventor and then cut out layers of 3mm Acrylic each, which are 1/8 inch thick. The "Other" files for laser cutting are Adobe Illustrator files. I used a UP! Plus 3D Printer and an Epilog...

A minimalist desktop case specifically designed for a 5" LCD touchscreen-equipped Raspberry Pi computer. These screens frequently arrive with various port configurations, which may impact the placement of connections; my specific screen's ports...

I was fed up with searching for 5V power supplies that had enough juice to run my Raspberry Pi. I was also sick of dealing with the crummy Micro USB plug. So, I designed a new Raspberry Pi case with an integrated cooling fan and step-down converter....

A custom-designed case that snugly fits around the Raspberry Pi Zero, minus the header pins, is exactly what you need to encase your tiny computer in style and protection.

This is a case for a Raspberry Pi 2/3 (RPi 4 not tested). During a CPU test with sysbench, the temperature never exceeded 31°C and the fan was hardly noticeable when spinning. I'm using this system for home automation, but it also has other...

I made this to house my Raspberry Pi Pico allowing access to the USB port and room for 2, 3mm LED's.

Bit Space Development Ltd crafts a straightforward project for the Raspberry Pi single-board computer within their company, with contributions from Twitter user @Brunooo.

A straightforward Raspberry Pi enclosure is perfect for a home media server setup, accommodating a conventional 2.5-inch hard drive as well.

I was also too idle to redesign a case for the new port layout of the Raspberry Pi 4. So, I took the bottom of Credo's case and added holes for mounting the Pi to it, protecting the bottom of the board, then I used niftymaker's 30mm fan mount,...