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The raspberry pi zero pcb snap fits into the enclosure with no need for machine screws. The cover also has a snap fit. Designed by noe ruiz. Check out the tutorial on youtube. https://youtu.be/v7Z5GkPnK7q Download design source...

Picase is a modular enclosure for Raspberry PI and computers of the same form factor (Rock Pi, Asus Tinker board,...). It is designed to accommodate the most common additional accessories and make them easily accessible and removable. Picase has...

This case is part of the Learner's Block open source education initiative (**https://learnersblock.org**); a community designed and maintained product allowing individuals and organisations to provide their educational resources, websites and apps to...

... -vo sdl ...`. * On Pre-Jessie: `mplayer -vo fbdev2:/dev/fb1 -x 320 -y 240 -loop 20 -framedrop -zoom ...` Overall, this document appears to be a comprehensive guide for setting up a Raspberry Pi-based system with GPS, display, and sound support.

This custom-made brass case was crafted by me, featuring an innovative design that eliminates the requirement for lengthy and costly cutting tools. ...Its thoughtful construction integrates standoffs, providing ample space to prevent any interference...

I just made this little case for me, I don't like to have an open circuit board on the table. There is a bottom plate and two brackets, one for Pico with pins, and one without pins. ...

Raspberry i 4 case .&nbsp;Print with support for the holes.The walls upwards. ...M2 screws 16mm</p><p>Alternative top stl if you use cables</p>

I'm glad 13thDiablo recommended turning this into a private investigator's case. ...It looks like you'll need to do some precise Dremel work, but I believe I've got the ports and holes aligned correctly.

I added screw tabs to the side of the case to allow it to be mounted. ...I also printed out standoff washers to use under the tabs to hold it away from the wall.

I just made this little case for me, I don't like to have an open circuit board on the table. ...There is a bottom plate and two brackets, one for Pico with pins, and one without pins.

Crafted from two components of aluminum, this case was precision-machined using my personal CNC machine for an accurate fit. ...Alternatively, you could opt for a 3D printed version or one made from plastic via CNC manufacturing processes.

I designed a slim fitting case for a early generation raspberrypi (the 1B). Top and bottom snaps together with some force. ... Ribbons and GPIO are covered and inaccessable, remix with some holes in the top panel if need be!

The I/O pins are accessible without opening the case, adding to its sturdiness and compactness. ...The design was inspired by trinityscsp's excellent B+ board model (available on this site), with injection moldable versions also created, including...

The original top would have forced the ribbon cables into a cramped fit within the case, with only a narrow escape route through the Raspberry's cutouts. In contrast, the new top design allows the cables to exit their connectors in a neat and orderly...

... the OPi Zero can get pretty hot. I included big ventilation holes, but an additional heatsink is recommended. (I use the OPi Zero with Octoprint + Webcam and get 60 to 70°C in the case without heatsink under Armbian, never had a problem so far)  

This box is for the Orange Pi PC - it prints as two parts then snaps together after some minor assembly including fusing of embedded nuts. It has integral mounts for a 40 mm fan. ...The heatsinks on the ram are probably not needed so are not included in...

Cutouts have been strategically placed to facilitate the insertion of SD cards and cables into the Raspberry Pi, allowing for seamless connectivity. The same cutout also grants access to the power switch, enabling users to easily turn their device on...

Custom designed enclosure for Orange Pi 4 single board computer with built-in support for a 70mm fan. The components are highly modular: - Print just the bottom for basic protection of the board. - Print the top part to enclose the board, which...

I'm running a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB RAM) with OpenMediaVault 5 as a cheap NAS (with Plex-Server and Ubooquity-Server in Docker) with a couple of external HDDs. Over the time I added more harddrives and so I needed to to come up with a way to...

... and software repositories, users can easily install and manage the tools they need to accomplish their goals. Whether you're new to computing or a seasoned developer, Raspbian is the perfect OS for harnessing the full potential of your Raspberry Pi.

The screw and nut holes were widened, certain cutout sizes and position adjustments were made to better fit the Orange Pi PC2 board (my own at least) and ventilation holes were added on the sides. Notes: Printed on Anet A6, 0.4mm nozzle, 0.2mm...

This is the enclosed version of the Simple Raspberry Pi bumper versions 2 and 3 B, found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3401335 If you're not into hiding electronics, go check that out now. As with the simple bumper, there's a bare-bones...

4/9/2016 - I updated the design, transforming it into an open-case configuration. The original was nearly impossible to get the PC board into due to its complexity. This new version is significantly simpler and more practical. I'll revisit the case...

Unfortunately, I had to start from scratch in a new file, reconstructing the case manually, as importing existing geometry proved tricky. The logo on top came from elsewhere; I used STL export/import functions within SketchUp to bring it over...

http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=58001 Instructions Utilizing these options: include_hooks = no 4swidth = 6.17 image_rotation = 0 index_j = 0 index_i = 1 primary_color = red offY = 0 offX = 0 type_of_case = 2...

... project to life. I'm sure you'll love it! Note: After printing and finishing this design, one thing I would change is adding more clearance in the backside ports cutout for power and HDMI. Just a heads up for anyone who decides to make this case.

A custom NAS Case built from scratch, inspired by the X822 design by SupTronics and powered by the X875 power board also from SupTronics. For this project, I drew inspiration from two reference models available on Thingiverse:...

I recently stumbled upon the YouTube channel "I Like To Make Stuff" and was captivated by their ingenious creation - a wooden case in the shape of an arcade machine. Their craftsmanship is truly impressive! Inspired by this brilliant idea, I decided...

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I added "Coffee Grinder" text to the top of the case. I removed some material off the rails so they are easier to put in the frame. I included a 30mm fan duct with industrial appeal. I printed a few layers of white and switched to black on the...