raspberry pi 3 case with screen 3d models

Remix of this to fit a Pi 5's slightly different IO. My modelling skills are weak, tolerances could be better, etc etc. ...But it works.

This case is designed specifically for a 5-inch screen with Raspberry Pi, perfect for users who want to create immersive experiences on their handheld devices. ...The Techtonics 5-Inch LCD Touch Screen Display Module for Raspberry Pi...

Case for media center with Raspberry Pi 4B and HDD. HDD: WD Green 120GB 2.5" SSD. Button: Standard (from Kubii ref. AE008). ... Transparent in front of LED from LEGO.

The Tootbox Raspberry Pi case is equipped with a VESA mount, allowing for convenient and easy installation on monitors or other compatible surfaces. ...For more information, visit tootbox.net.

I needed a custom case for my Raspberry Pi with a Gert VGA 666 adapter, but living in a scorching hot environment demanded that I take extra measures to keep my device cool. A fan was essential to help dissipate heat from the Raspberry Pi. To create...

RASPBERRY PI 4 CASE WITH MOUNT For Mounting The Pi To The Bottom Of Any Table, It Also Has The Holes For A 30 x 30 Fan At The Top Of The Case. ... This Is My First Model I Made So I Will Be Fixing Things

Remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4192636 to place the Pi on its side so as to take up less space. Also removed some of the port holes next to the power cable. ... Re-mixed in TinkerCad.

The idea is that the top plate with the raspberry embossed logo can be raised a little, for example by adding a few washers or a nut between the top two layers - leaving ventilation holes etc.. Also, I will post up a blank logo top plate for people...

... I recommend printing it with the case opening to the top. ... It works with the sleeve found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2889371/files titled: PiCaseSleeve.stl Direct link for download: https://www.thingiverse.com/download:4884001

I suggest you install the case first, then the heatsink, just to be sure it fits.I also made a version with the Raspberry Pi logo, you can find the .step if you want to modify it further.LinksLink to the heatsink i...

I'm over cases with fans blowing air down on heatsinks, just letting it circulate.\r\nWhy not have the air go through them and away?\r\nSo that's what I went for.\r\n\r\nThis is my second attempt. Now with a "closed" design. Adding a bottom part and...

... structural integrity. ... Added holes for PoE pins and taller CPU heatsink. Deleted bracket by USB and Ethernet ports. Please download the original baseplate [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:559858/files) labeled as boite_raspberry.stl

I adjusted the number of ports available, also lowered the PI location so that I could add a mount for the fan. I also added posts for a Buck Converter. **Note: I have not printed this yet, and its a work in progress. ...Print at your own risk**

... 2 braces, on the left side, where there is a hole for USB and Ethernet ports. This is to help prevent warping. They can easily be cut off after print is finished. Use two (2.5 x 20) screws to secure Raspberry + Bottom and Top parts  

I was fed up with cases that used fans to blow air down onto the heatsinks and then just let it circulate around. Why not have the air pass through them and leave instead? That's exactly what I set out to do. Moving from 60-70 degrees Celsius to a...

... proved to be the winning combination. Part F, the LED mount, should be printed solidly. To complete the build, you'll also require a suitable LED with a built-in resistor, a 30x30 mm fan along with its screws, and two M3 bolts. ...Enjoy the process!

Thought the case is neat, but I rather like to use the B variant, so I redesigned the case a bit. m3 Bolts are used to secure both shell parts together. I've used a random 30x30x10mm Fan from amazon. Cheers Print Settings Printer Brand: Anycubic...

Wanted something like the sonic pad with ho cables outside design is a little rough but functional, the 6 pin connector on the side was for the input shaper sensor but i ended up using a USB one ended up swapping it for a 4 pin connector or i2c so...

Conçu pour le boitier original du Raspberry, ce support est pour un ventilateur de 3cm qui rentre légèrement en force pas besoin de le visser et le support lui est collé par des petits morceaux de double-face dans les angles. Pour avoir la bonne...

I created this design because I couldn't find something that suited my taste for my AM8 printer, so I used the excellent design of [Mkellsy](https://www.thingiverse.com/mkellsy) with the honeycomb design for perfect airflow and therefore...

Dimensions: 144 x 154 x 27 mm I wanted a Pi and a HDD in one enclosure, but I couldn't find one that met my needs, so I decided to build my own. Others may have done it before, but initially, I envisioned including a fan. To accommodate an 9.5mm HDD...

This case was designed to be used with the Raspberry Pi 4B with an attached GPS card. The Raspberry Pi clips into the bottom half and the top half clips into the bottom half. The fit isn't perfect, so I've marked it as a Work-In-Progress. But...

Thought the case is neat, but I rather like to use the B variant, so I redesigned the case a bit. m3 Bolts are used to secure both shell parts together. I've used a random 30x30x10mm Fan from amazon. ... Cheers

The Raspberry Pi 4 boasts significantly more computing power than its predecessor, the Rpi 3, necessitating enhanced CPU cooling. Typically, cases feature a fan positioned above the PCB, blowing air downwards for effective cooling. However, if you're...

I'm designing a custom Raspberry Pi 1A+ case that integrates perfectly with the official Raspberry Pi camera. The project draws inspiration from two existing designs on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:639651 and...

Malolo's Rpi case is perfect! ... I just added lateral arms to mount it on the left side of a LK4 Pro, and a larger slot for the camera flex cable.

I revamped the base of this casing to feature more compact screw holes and positioned them symmetrically, making it a snap to attach the unit securely to the left-hand side of my 3D printing device.

Space required for a 60mm fan accommodates four 1-and-a-half-inch screws securely fastening the case. ...Scaled pegs might be necessary based on the specific type of filament utilized.

Malolo's Rpi case is perfect! ... I just added lateral arms to mount it on the left side of a LK4 Pro, and a larger slot for the camera flex cable.

... I created this design because I couldn't find something I liked for my AM8 printer, so I used the superb design of Mkellsy with the honeycomb design for perfect ventilation and so I distributed the components I have in the AM8 on different sides.