radxa 3d models

This remix is a stacking case for Radxa RockPi 4C with M.2 2280 NVMe SSD. This can be stacked with the [original](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1289829) one. You need an M2 x 3mm(L) x 3.2mm(OD) Insert nut and a screw to tighten the SSD. ... If...

This a case for the Radxa ROCK Pi E router. In addition to just being box with holes, it has a door that can be opened to access the GPIO pins, and a breakout window for an RP-SMA pigtail cable connector, if you'd want to install an external...

Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero2 Radxa Zero A bracket for mounting Zero boards on a DIN-rail Featuring: - Stress-relief for USB- and HDMI-cable - 10mm contact to DIN-rail for rigid mounting - Additional 3mm hole in top corner for misc mounting - No supports -...

Basic case protecting the top/bottom of the Radxa Rock 5B board with official heatsink/fan. I'm using 8xM2.5 6mm screws and the following standoffs which allow a M.2 to be fitted on the bottom and clear the vertical HDMI connectors. If you're not...

... ...Vier Schrauben M3x32 halten es dann zusammen. This a case for the Radxa ROCK Pi S with mounted POE-hat There are two version: - without holes -> you must glue it - with holes -> you can mount it with M3x32 screws Four M3 screws are required. ...

This is a mini-ATX / mini-ITX mount for a RADXA Rock 5B. I made this to recycle an old mini-itx NAS case. It includes a mount point for the Rock 5B, and a 2.5inch Sata drive. I've also created an ATX connector here:...

I purchased the Quad SATA HAT for my RPI4, but forgot to order the case as well. When I went back to order it, I realized that the case alone goes for $99.99, and I figured for that price I could waste 3 spools of pla trying to make my own! So here...

This project was inspired by this project from Michael Klements,but it's not a remix.Thanks to step file from Radxa,Raspberrypi,@Waikikiprod,@rohdelabs,which makes the design much easier.Updated:Finally I soldered a new 12mm switch button on J2...

But for Banana Pi, Radxa Zero and something like this - I don't know. Check it. OK, let's go. Every electronic circuit that you are building should be finally insulated using adhesive tape, heat shrinkable sleeve, etc. All this crap goes...