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This is a rough model of the Raspberry Pi 4B that I made for the case I'm re-designing for the R-Pi 4. ...I figured somebody might be able to make use of it.

Attaching a flat bottom to the Raspberry Pi allows for easy application of adhesive materials such as velcro. ...Secure the Pi model 2, 3, or 4 firmly to its base using 4-40 by 1/4 inch screws.

A simple mount for any model of the Raspberry Pi. Offers little protection but is easy to remove and insert the Pi. ...Here's a video showing it in action: http://youtu.be/4OCn-_bs40c

... showing up in and on stuff related to the raspberry, so i decided to swap out that logo with the logo of "Aperture Science" instead. This is simply the modified top-plate for a case which fits perfectly onto the regular Raspberry Pi B.

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

This Raspberry Pi camera accessory boasts an expanded base for stability, offering multiple mounting options without relying on double-sided adhesive tape.

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%

Spruce up your Raspberry Pi with a 3D rounded logo, designed using Tinkercad! ...Customize and edit it online at https://tinkercad.com/things/deBTuWX7g1K

Jordan Daushvili's Raspberry Pi Zero Casing design features a cutout for a camera module and ensures sufficient clearance for the CPU heat sink.

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

This is an easy-to-use bracket designed specifically for attaching a Raspberry Pi Model B Revision 2 onto a standard 3.5-inch hard drive.

A case for the Raspberry Pi 4. ...Work in progress, but does serve as a functional case for my OctoPi, printed in translucent PETG.

Create a robust raspberry Pi enclosure by printing and assembling two components using glue, as I was unsatisfied with the durability of other available designs.

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

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...

A straightforward enclosure for my Raspberry Pi server. ...Additional details and the OpenSCAD file are accessible via the linked GitHub repository.

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.

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

Raspberry Pi enthusiast is seeking 2.8-inch compact TFT display to bring ideas to life with ADA's user-friendly module.

A custom enclosure designed specifically for Raspberry Pi, incorporating a spacious 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen display is perfect for seamless integration with OctoPrint.

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.

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.

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

raspberry pi model B plastic enclosure with sliding which allows easy access to camera module port, micro SD card, and general-purpose input/output pins

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

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

I simply had to attach my Raspberry Pi to my SunHoKey Prusa i3 printer. ...To do so, I merely secured it in place right above the control board.

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

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.