raspberry pi 4 3d printed case

I realized that the provided case lacked ventilation features, so I created a customized version by installing ventilated slats on top to ensure airflow and prevent moisture buildup.

This is a case designed to go with [an eReader I was making for myself](https://github.com/townmath/eReader/tree/main/fourInchButtons). ...

A simple retainer clip for holding the two case halfes together. ...The clip grabs in the vent-holes to get a sturdy fixing point.

... NF-A4x10 for this prototype. Future upgrades include: * Adding air vents at the bottom * Incorporating retainers for the Pi * Moving the fan to the inside and installing a dust filter mount * Overhauling the design to make it more visually appealing

This is a modified top half of the well-designed PI4 case by https://www.thingiverse.com/manabun Here's the link to the original, where the matching bottom and stands can be found: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3767133 This modification opens up...

... Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.02mm Infill: 25% Filament: Hatchbox PLA Notes: Infill doesn't matter very much. Design is mostly solid. Print in given orientation.

... Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.02mm Infill: 25% Filament: Hatchbox PLA Notes: Infill doesn't matter very much. Design is mostly solid. Print in given orientation.

You need3x M2x30mm screw3x M2 nut2x M3x15mm screw2x M3 nutA 5015 Radial fan, which uses 5V (see dimensions above)I drew the 3D Model in Solidworks and sliced the STL  Files in Cura. The hole print took me 7.5h. You might have to use some support...

Display the OpenHAB logo prominently on the case. Check out this design idea on Thingiverse, featuring an OpenHAB logo: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3723561. ... An alternative file option includes a bridge element within the logo to enhance...

A remix from the original case design by @gurnarok_142633 to use a spare 5015 fan that I had and improve the cooling that went up to 60º without any fan mount.

Based on great design from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3723481 Changed round holes pattern on the sides to lines as these are easier to print and I find them nicer Increased screw hole holder height so very small screws can be used Created...

2 parts. ... Easy to print.

2 parts. ...Easy to print.

I reworked the lower section of the enclosure to employ M3 nuts for securing the raspi PCB (M3 x 8, M3 x 6 will also suffice) and attaching the case bottom and top together (M3 x 20). ...The top shells were left unchanged from the original design.

This casing consists of two parts and also have to mount to fit a 4010 Fan for cooling purpose. It requires 4pcs of M2x20 socketed head or CSK screws for assembly. ...Hardware for mounting a fan is dependent on fan holes so its selection is up to the...

If you don't have a 3D Printer we also sell pre-printed units with a key chain at on our store at:etsy -16bitgamestore.etsy.comeBay -ebay.ca/usr/16bitvideogamestoreThere are 2 versions of the top part, version 1 is the one I sell which includes slots...

If you don't have a 3D Printer we also sell pre-printed units with a key chain at on our store at:etsy -16bitgamestore.etsy.comeBay -ebay.ca/usr/16bitvideogamestoreThere are 2 versions of the top part, version 1 is the one I sell which includes slots...

I couldn't find any cases that fit the touch screen I bought or the mounting method I wanted. So I designed this one, and I'm still messing around with additions to make it more functional.</p><p>The file includes both pieces that you will have to...

I used the original design for months but wanted to set up a second printer so I remixed it and added bigger cutout to make all 4 USB ports available.

Caja diseñada para albergar una rpi 3, skr 1.4 y conversores de voltaje. ... tornillos M3 para la tapa y los de serie para atornillar la pantalla al conjunto.

Small remix of the bottom case from this : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1496674 Other parts can be found in the link above. Notable changes - Micro-USB port changed to USB-C port - HDMI port changed to 2 micro-HDMI port - 3.5mm audio...

When assembling, first insert the printed part into the housing, then the fan into the part. ... Emery and acetone bath after printing for a better look.

Conctinued the cut our for the camera connection, so that the Rpi can be taken out of the case without unplugging the camara ribbon cable.I made the screw holes smaller (2 mm Vs 2.8 mm in the bottom because, I always use a drill to chase the size of...

This is a remix of the case #3714695 from Plammers.Thanks to his .Step file I was able to make a few changes that worked better for me. Removed the punch out GPIO panel. (Nice to have and always need more cooling vents)Enlarged the entire side panel...

Based on the RPi 2/3 model by Adrienadr I have done the following basic changes: - bottom: widened the side ports space and removed dividers, flipped the USB/ethernet ports cutouts - top: added cutout for the 4-pin PoE header, flipped the...

Remix of the ultra-cool Pi4 case by STIG. The lower half remains unchanged in its original form. However, the upper half undergoes significant modifications to perfectly fit the Argon Fan Hat: Firstly, the standoff height is adjusted to accommodate...

It is necessary to prepare a screw with a diameter of 2.4~2.6 mm and a length of 10 ~13 mm, specifically a countersunk head wood screw. I used the Nidec [D02X-05TS1 02] 25mm*25mm 5V FAN, but I believe other options can be substituted. To fix the fan...

I'm eager to test the prototype design by printing it out, comparing its performance with the original model. It's highly likely that I'll get around to printing it sometime next year. ...A dedicated file for the lid has been prepared separately.

I was totally obsessed with the original sleeve design - I printed a bunch of them out. But when I finally got my hands on the Pi4, nothing else seemed quite right in terms of fit and style, so I decided to remix the OG sleeve and came up with...

... inserted, but can be secured with a bit of glue if needed. ... Note: To print this grid pattern without top and bottom layers, - In Cura, set those to 0, then select infill Grid with 3.0 line distance or Lines with 28% density, or any other preference