raspberry pi 4 case with hard drive 3d models

I needed a Pi camera cover that could be mounted using simple M3 bolts, but couldn't find one. So, I designed and printed my own. The tolerances of the parts ensure they snap together easily when printed at fine settings, eliminating the need for...

These are the parts for the Sega Mega Drive 1 with Raspberry Pi 3. There are six different versions available to play good old games with RetroPi. It's part of my "retro-emulation" project that you can learn more about on my site:...

It's exactly what I need - one that proudly displays the Raspberry logo. ...Here are my print settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Hephestos Prusa I3 Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 30% Notes: I used a Brim because I...

Motion Eyes OS Base Case Design This base case design is specifically tailored for MotionEyesOS use. ... The STEP file accompanying this design allows users to freely modify its parameters.

... lid. I suggest nylock nuts. I used spare hardware I had left from my MINI+ spare hardware, so a couple bolts in the picture are longer than necessary. Posting your makes, leaving reviews, commenting with suggestions or requests is appreciated.

Sorry about that! Simple case for RPi3B+ with extrusion rails for your 3D printer / laser cutter / milling machine etc. No screws needed. I included two versions: vent_ version ready for 4010 fan with vent holes on both sides infill_ version is...

Simple case for RPi3B+ with extrusion rails for your 3D printer / laser cutter / milling machine etc. No screws needed. I included two versions: vent_ version ready for 4010 fan with vent holes on both sides infill_ version is supposed to be...

This RaspberryPi case is derived from Thingiverse's design (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:16104) and developed in collaboration with Petteri Sillanpää as part of Devaamo's Hackday results. The instructions include a Blender model for the bottom...

Original Text: remixed case for 3D printing Instructions 0.15mm layer height 0.8mm shell thickness 20% infill Spun Text: Case redesigned for advanced 3D printing techniques Follow these directions carefully: Set the layer height to an incredibly low...

Simple case for RPi3B+ with extrusion rails for your 3D printer / laser cutter / milling machine etc. No screws neededI included two versions:vent version ready for 4010 fan with vent holes on both sidesinfill version is supposed to be printed...

Remix of this impressive case found at Thingiverse under thing number 846874, now featuring enhanced airflow due to additional ventilation. ...Huge thanks to lyratron for the original upload that made this possible.

Remix of this amazing case located at thingiverse dot com slash thing colon 846874, featuring enhanced airflow thanks to added ventilation. ...Special thanks to lyratron for originating the design.

... There are already enough small gaps to allow air to enter the system (around the microSD/ports, etc.). The design still uses the same screws as the original: x4 M3x12mm self-tapping screws for the case x4 M4x12mm machine screws for mounting the fan

I created an IoT project with my students in our tech class as part of their hands-on learning experience.

The revised design draws inspiration from the Adafruit model, but diverges by omitting the open slot typically reserved for GPIO pins. ...This alteration is replaced with strategically placed hexagonal perforations.

A version of this design can be found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34527, which was created by kasey. ... This is a reworking of the original model that kasey shared on Thingiverse with an ID of 34527.

... you will need four screws, each measuring 2.5 x 20 millimeters. **Update 3/31/17:** I have added two new versions to my design: one with a 40mm fan and another without a fan at all. ...The entire project was created using Autodesk Fusion 360.

Reddit User Requests Flipped Logo Version with Detailed Design A Reddit community member recently requested a flipped version of the logo, which led to the creation of an edited design. The edit process was swift and efficient, resulting in a...

Remix with only half a VESA mount. Wanted this so I could add it to my printer and without to unsued mounting flanges. Also made a opening for the GPIO headers. Source files are in SketchUp file format. ... Original can be found here:...

I loved Jrebeiros' design, but ran into issues with the board mounts popping off easily. To fix this problem, I imported the STL file into Sketchup and made some much-needed edits. Next, I decided to expand the vent holes and create a spot for an...

... headers. SketchUp files are available for download, and the original can be found at this link. The item was printed using a Velleman K8200 printer with 0.2mm layer height and Cura slicing software. ...Source: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:29263

This case fits a Raspberry Pi 4* and HyperPixel 4.0 square TFT display, it doesn't require any other hardware other than the ones provided by Pimoroni. Just fit everything in the case and the secure it using the 4 standoffs screws at the back.No...

A refined version of the mount. max 50-degree overhang curves changed thickness to multiples of 0.4mm Thinned out the back to save on material that was not needed. ... removed faces that didn't line up.

... as a dashboard for Home Assistant. ...It's Raspberry Pi OS Lite with a browser that shows the HA homescreen.For instructions how to install software:https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/175jqp3/home_assistant_kiosk_client_with_raspberry_pi/

I've used raspberry pi case from somebody else. I just can't find it anymore. If you manage to find it let me know in the comments.</p> <p>I don't recommend actually building this. Modification of the playstation case is required. Which is a huge...

To complete the assembly, you will need: * 5 M3x12mm screws and nuts for the arms * 3 M3x16mm screws to attach the top and bottom case (the last hole is used for the arm) * 1 M3x28mm screw to mount the arm to the case * 2-4 M2.5x6mm screws to fasten...

But with the Raspberry Pi 4 aluminium armor case (Just google that, than you should find something around 10 bucks), wich comes with thermal Pads included, even under massive load, CPU temp will normally range from 50 to 60°, wich is okay (without,...

But with the Raspberry Pi 4 aluminum armor case (Just search online, and you should find something around $10), which comes with thermal pads included, even under massive load, CPU temperature will normally range from 50 to 60 degrees, which is...

You can find it here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4445328 10/06/2020 Update: We've added a brand-new design featuring both orientations - now you can choose how you want to print your Raspberry Pi 4 case! Please keep an eye out for any issues...

This is a sleek Raspberry Pi 2/3 Case. ...It demands four precise pieces of 8 mm or 10 mm M3 screws to assemble seamlessly. The case boasts compatibility with most Pi HATs, allowing for effortless direct plugging and secure fastening with screws.