raspberry pi handheld emulator 3d models

This innovative design is a wall mount specifically engineered for a Raspberry Pi. Strategically integrated into its structure are compartments that accommodate a standard-sized computer fan, ensuring optimal cooling performance within the lid of the...

Clamp for a Raspberry Pi 3B, to be able to mount it on wood. The clamp raises it since I needed to be able to access the SD card in my design, and makes the Pi easily removable. ... Print upright so you use the springiness of the material without...

This is a basic model of the Raspberry Pi A 3+, designed specifically for crafting a protective case around it. The model was created based on detailed mechanical drawings provided by the Pi foundation, but some sections were not annotated, so I had...

I remixed the Sleeve Case for Raspberry Pi, a project by walter, after experiencing overheating issues with my Pi 3 B+. ...To resolve this problem, I added a "click on clip" feature that securely holds a 3010 axial fan in place, and also incorporated a...

I've been testing a straightforward setup on my Raspberry PI Zero, and it's proved to be a great choice for its compact design. One of the key features that caught my attention is its built-in space for a USB hub. ...I opted for a reliable 4-port USB...

I built a custom case for my Raspberry Pi, which holds it securely alongside a 4x AA battery pack with switch and an adafruit servo motor driver board. The project requires a motorized setup, so I designed this enclosure to safeguard the Pi and its...

The Raspberry Pi enthusiast's delight! ...Today, we proudly unveil my innovative, meticulously crafted housing specifically engineered to encase this powerful microcomputer – the epitome of a tailored, DIY solution, expertly optimized for seamless...

The clever little toaster disguises a Raspberry Pi and Pi Camera. It's my go-to choice for running Octoprint, because everyone wants to know why there's a tiny toaster right next to my 3D Printers! Print it out and have fun!

This is a case for the Raspberry pi 4B. An optional 4010 fan can be installed. The M3 bolt version requires the pi's PCB holes to be expanded with a 3mm-3.2mm drill. ...(Not generally recommended but I like it) The length of the bolt used is 15mm

Case that fits Raspberry pi 3, 3b (probably 2 and 4 but i didn't try) and standard camera module. Comes with two bottoms for ceiling and wall installation. For powering Pi, PoE hat can be used or cheaper version with passive splitter and step-down...

This is a straightforward Raspberry Pi tag that you can snap into place between the USB and RJ45 ports. It's designed for labeling your Pi with an identifier. The tags come in various thicknesses, and they can be up to 50mm long without needing any...

This tray securely holds the Raspberry Pi 1 B+ to 4 in place, attaching directly to the sides of the PCB without needing screws. ...It safeguards your workspace by preventing scratches on the tabletop and unintended electrical connections between the Pi...

The instructions/Electronics are in https://hackaday.io/project/18033-raspberry-pi-zero-prism I'm currently experimenting with flexible filament before I finalize the instructions and add it to thingiverse I'm selling a Pi Prism Pre-built. If anyone...

Its inspired from the adafruit stand for the pi zero (https://learn.adafruit.com/raspberry-pi-zero-stand/) but with a few fundamental changes The hight where the pi is screwed in is quite high up. Mainly because when you put a hat on the pi zero...

This Raspberry Pi side mount lets you install your pi at a 90-degree angle.\nI fastened my pi to this holder using two 2.5mm self-tapping screws.\nThis mount worked well in my Magic Mirror setup.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: LulzBot\nPrinter:...

This is a mounting solution to attach a customized Raspberry Pi Zero, extended with a Pico HAT hacker, directly to a UAV or drone. It's designed specifically to interface seamlessly with https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1964056. The design offers...

The whole assembly is easily mounted to the underside of my Lack enclosure with #8 flat head wood screws.I printed without any supports using Prusament Jet Black PETGLink to the Pi...

I made this mount for a raspberry pi running octoprint on my ender 3 pro. This mount fits on any extrusion and has lots of holes in it to allow the pi to easily cool off aswell as look cool. Sorry my picture is not great, I usually print in a dark...

I'm a huge enthusiast of customizing my Raspberry Pi setup, and one thing that always excites me is upgrading the cooling system. A fan case for two Pi fans is exactly what I was looking for - using one fan to draw in cool air and the other to...

At the moment I'm still looking for a suitable power supply for all 15 slots The Heatsink i recomend is one like this: https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/aluminium-heatsink-case-for-raspberry-pi-4 Ruthex RX-M3x5.7 thread inserts must be installed in...

Case for Raspberry Pi Zero and a Conbee II Stick (or every other zigbee stick with equal size, I tried also with a CC2531). It's compatible with Raspberry Pi Zero and Zero 2, with or without GPIO Header. It also has enough space to almost any usb...

The bottom half serves as the brain, housing a Raspberry Pi 3 and a JBtek 4 Channel Relay Module. The top half features four separate outlets to power 120-volt devices safely, with a maximum current rating of 10 amps each. When assembling this...

... the ribbon cable, so that one stayed untouched. I also changed the name from "Raspberry Pi Zero W Case" to simply "Raspberry Pi Zero Case." It turns out this new name fits perfectly with my camera edition - it doesn't have wireless capabilities.

I had a request from my brother for a Raspberry Pi case that would fit the Raspberry Pi with an XBee hat stacked on top. After scouring Thingiverse, I couldn't find anything that met his requirements. The next best option was to create a custom...

... the meantime, I've included the CAD files (sldprt and sldasm) so you can edit and improve them if you'd like, or even customize them to your heart's content. Best regards, I Took It Down to the Basics The specs came straight from raspberry pi.org.

I purchased a mounting solution that would let me insert up to 4 Raspberry Pi of any variety into a 1U rackmount space. But I liked the idea of being able to put other devices in the rack, but still use the mounting holes for the Pi. So I threw this...

Raspberry Pi Development BenchThis model is a simple base plate designed to hold the Raspberry Pi 2,3,4 and two breadboards. ...It allows the developer to have a fixed station in which they can experiment and move around without having to unplug the Pi...

To install, remove unnecessary cables, connect the video controller to the display and tape it to the back, print top and back v6 STLs, place the display in the case with controls below the slot, slide the power jack into its designated slot, feed...

In the Pictures you can see the Raspberry Pi 1 and the 2b mounted in the Bracket. I designed it first in Tinkercad and after conforming that it works in OpenSCAD You could modify the SCAD File to get a bracket to fit 4 or more Raspberry Pis. If...

... parts are 1.5mm acrylic with new 3/32" Delrin standoffs. Assembly requires four M3-16 bolts. Full instructions and images can be found on the website: http://www.built-to-spec.com/blog/kit-instructions/raspberry-pi-enclosure-assembly-instructions