openmediavault raspberry pi 3d models

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

Raspberry pi camera module mount. Both V1.3 and V2 are supported. Sandwich the thin part with a sponge and fix. ...This is using M3 10mm screw.

A handheld cradle designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi Camera Module, which securely fastens to the frontal area of the Anet ET4 3D printer.

I wanted a housing I could machine on CNC or 3D print that would hold Raspberry PI Camera. ...Small holes are tapped M2x 0.4 pitch

This protective case is specifically crafted for the original Raspberry Pi camera, engineered to safeguard it against accidental touches and potential harm.

Extender arm for Prusa i3 MK2 Raspberry Pi Camera Heatbed Mount Print Settings: Printer: Print-Rite DIY Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 30%

This is a small keychain that holds the Raspberry Pi Pico, it has a small window for acces to pins GP0 to GP15

A straightforward enclosure designed specifically to fit around the Raspberry Pi Zero computer, allowing it to be easily mounted and secured.

An aluminum 15x15x15 mm heatsink for the Raspberry Pi 3 and 4 as sold by AdaFruit (#3082).Fusion 360 and STEP files

The second half of the enclosure will accommodate a Raspberry Pi camera module once developed. Placing the Raspberry Pi in the robot's head was a safer choice due to the camera ribbon's inflexibility. This design features a larger case to conceal...

Remixed to use an official Raspberry PI camera. ... This is a remix of a remix: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4763240.

A Raspberry Pi 4 Clip for attaching it to the Snapmaker 2.0 Enclosure. ...I print 2 and attach to the rails on the inside of the enclosure

An aluminum 15x15x15 mm heatsink for the Raspberry Pi 3 and 4 as sold by AdaFruit (#3082).Fusion 360 and STEP files

Raspberry pi 3 model that is made according to the pins can serve as a placeholder for different designs and show the working of the component assembly.

This is an easy-to-make case for the versatile Raspberry Pi 3, ensuring optimal protection and style for your device.

Assemble a straightforward two-part case for your Raspberry Pi using M2 screws, and find the source code at https://github.com/netl/raspi-case.

This protector safeguards your Raspberry Pi or TinkerBoard pins against careless errors, such as loose cables that can inadvertently touch the pins and destroy your cherished devices.

A compact casing designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi B+. ...Assembly requires M2.5 x 7 hexagonal screws to secure the components in place.

The tiny **Raspberry Pi** computer boasts a sleek design with its open top casing, expertly crafted to enhance airflow and showcase its inner workings.

A minimalist Raspberry Pi enclosure that offers a sleek and modern aesthetic to enhance the overall user experience of this popular single-board computer.

A versatile bracket system specifically engineered for secure installation of Raspberry Pi 3 devices, ideally suited for placement in virtually any location.

I wanted a housing I could machine on CNC or 3D print that would hold Raspberry PI Camera. ...Small holes are tapped M2x 0.4 pitch

A simple stand for the Raspberry Pi camera. ...Consists of two parts, one for adjusting the camera angle and the other for static support.

Raspberry Pi to Hat Adapter with Label Field NOTE: This part was only printed on a BigRep with 1mm nozzle and needed some post-processing.

This is a sweet little treat for all your Raspberry Pi fans out there - a cookie cutter shaped just like their favorite tiny computer!

Raspberry Pi Zero Rack\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: FlashForge\n Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro\nSupports: Yes\nResolution: 94\nInfill: 45\nDesign Notes\nI created this using Tinkercad.

Hi box for raspberry pi LM2596S (converter) power connector to supply power regulator directly from ender powersupply both for 30mm fan lid, and without fan

Simple snap-together case for raspberry pi zero.Please leave a comment to tell me how well it printed for you👍

In the revised version, credit is given to Bilal for the original idea, which was a post about Raspberry Pi 3. ...Some sections were trimmed down for brevity.

I design this case for my CNC controller base on Raspberry PI You can see the instructions here : https://youtu.be/iUNXHQo2LtE