rasberry pi model b

Remixed version (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3719217) to use with the Pi TV HAT and 30mm Fan

A brand-new model for Raspberry Pi 3 is now available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1771908. This updated version replaces the older version found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:465678, giving it improved features and functions. The sleek...

This is a remix of the Raspberry Pi case by slurpe-ee with a second hole for the smaller heat sink. ...

...The top cover is inspired by VHS cassette tapes. Raspberry Pi 4 Model B – 1GB https://www.adafruit.com/product/4295 Raspberry Pi 4 Model B – 2GB https://www.adafruit.com/product/4292 Raspberry Pi 4 Model B – 4GB https://www.adafruit.com/product/4296

This mount fits the Pi 3B (v.1.2) without crushing any surface mount components on the board and without impeding access to the Pi camera connector or the GPIO header. Can be used with a 5V Noctua fan powered directly from the GPIO header. ... ...

Modified based upon the 'Raspberry Pi 3 Case with 80 mm fan by Simper92' design Increased depth of top case to allow a normal 25mm deep 80mm case fan such as the Noctura 80mm case fans, I have also included a cut-out for the fan header cable to be...

... Esquilos for making this project so easy; they're a lifesaver! You can find more details on Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1637227 Printer Settings: Printer: Geeetech Prusa I3 Pro B Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 80%

Based on my specific requirements, I was looking for a Raspberry Pi 3 case that held the 3.5-inch Adafruit PiTFT screen and could be easily mounted on the printer's frame, so I modified bolsoncerrado's version and added several key features: Sliding...

In the future I will provide alternative versions compatible with the Raspberry Pi 4, enclosures for the CANZERO nodes and versions with extra mounting options for the shelves and containers I will be using for an IoT Arduino aquaponics project. So...

I printed the cover in a translucent material so that the onboard LEDs on the PiMaster are visible. Please note that the latest Raspberry Pi 4 has a slightly different port layout, so this design is not (yet) compatible. In the future I will provide...

Two variations are included: 40mm and 30mm - the lid can be better secured with screws if you are using 16mm M2.5 hex standoffs to secure the Pi to the TFT (but longer screws than the included ones are needed, around 5mm) - include slots to allow...

This is my Raspberry Pi 4 compact and modular design that should print pretty fast. You can use M3 screws to fix the board to the base and the cap but you can also use it without screws. It should click and stay so. You can lay it down or place it...

I liked [@karelv's case mount](https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/29139-prusa-i3-mk3s-raspberry-pi4b-case-profile-mount-fo) but a) it doesn't work for a Raspi 3 B+ and b) I wanted the USB cable to go out toward the back. So I took its rail mount...

Designed to securely hold the Raspberry Pi along with the standard mount of the HifiBerry DAC+, this enclosure also includes additional space on the bottom for factory nylon screws, and slightly higher holes on the back to accommodate the added...

This is my Raspberry Pi 4 with a sleek and compact modular design that's perfect for fast printing. You can securely attach the board to the base using M3 screws or go without them altogether - it should click into place and stay firmly in position....

This text appears to be a tutorial on how to print a multi-material case for the Raspberry Pi using a 3D printer. The author explains in detail how to set up Prusa Slicer to achieve this, including: 1. Setting up the slicer to support multiple...

... 3mm acrylic material. Required hardware includes six M3-12 screws and ten nuts, with four reserved for use as standoffs under the PCB. The PI holes are slightly smaller than 3mm, necessitating a slight expansion to accommodate standard fasteners.

I liked @karelv's case mount but a) it doesn't work for a Raspi 3 B+ and b) I wanted the USB cable to go out toward the back. So I took its rail mount system and attached it to <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3719217">@Malolo's base</a>,...

This is a remix of R31L4ND's Raspberry Pi 4 Case which can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4004856. I modified this to allow a 40x40x7mm cooling fan and this required me to modify the case by adding 4mm of height for clearance to the...

There already is an abundance of raspberry pi cases on Thingiverse, but I went ahead and created one anyway because I felt like it and had a blast doing it. I aimed to achieve several key features in my design: * Easy to print without support, with...

The original model of the bottom part of the case had 4 pegs that were too wide for my RPi 3B+, so I narrowed them to fit. ... Tinkercad source: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9PZf6M7RzSg-rpi-3-bottom-case-part

His original model was truly impressive, but I found the locking pole to be quite weak when made with ABS. To address this issue, I created a new design that incorporates a screw-in mechanism. To assemble this model, you will need an M1.7 or M2 screw...

These are based on the Thingiverse model here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3640994 I just added holes of the correct diameter in the correct locations. Print instructionsI printed this out of Prusament Galaxy Black PLA on an MK3S with a 0.6 mm...

Made as Remix Increased thickness from 1mm to 2mm for structural integrity. Added holes for PoE pins and taller CPU heatsink. Deleted bracket by USB and Ethernet ports. ... Please download the original baseplate...

A quick mount made using the clip kilroy01 has designed. The holes are designed to have M2.5 bolts threaded straight into them, there open back as well so you can use a slim nut on the back side if wanted. ... Any suggestions leave a comment i might...

Printing has not begun. Added extra gaps to aid heat dissipation effectively now. ...Modified design influenced by project on www.thingiverse.com with identification 396858.

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To assemble this DIY project, you'll need to gather a M2.4 to M2.7 × 10^13 mm screw with a countersunk head, typically used for wood screws. Additionally, consider adding a GPIO cover and VESA mount options, which come in two sizes: 75mm*75mm or...

A Handy Mount Designed by Kilroy01. This mount was quickly put together using clip. ...The holes are designed so that M2.5 bolts can be threaded straight in, and they also have open backs for use with a slim nut on the back side if desired.