raspberry pi heatsink case 3d models

Modified case top and bottom with 5v and ground GPIO pins cuts to power my LED light. Print ListTop (pizero2casebottom)Bottom (pizero2casetop)2 clips (Clip_wire_interlock)Parts Needed 4x M2.5 screws 

The v2 is designed for the heat sinks in this kit: https://www.pishop.us/product/aluminum-heatsink-for-raspberry-pi-b23-2-pack/Specifically, a 14mmx14mm and a 9mmx9mmTo install you'll need:1 x M3x12 screw1 x M3 T-nut4 x M2.5x4 screwsThe back has a...

I have remixed this case to be compatible with Pi TV Hat.

I have remixed this case to be compatible with Pi TV Hat. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 20 Filament: SUNLU PLA+ White Category: Electronics

I have remixed this case to be compatible with Pi TV Hat. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 20 Filament: SUNLU PLA+ White Category: Electronics

A VESA 75, 100 (or wall) mount for a Raspberry Pi 4 aluminum passive cooling case. The ridges/fines of the case can be press fitted in the mount. However I recommend strapping some small securing wire around it to prevent it from coming loose from...

added some height to the case to allow for heatsink as not tested but old case would make it very close to the lid based on the stock heatsink you can buy, for the lid i made some holes where the heatsink should be so it can vent. ...Also changed bottom...

... so I placed screw holes on one side instead of vents. ...I also wanted to use a heatsink, so I messed with the other side to open it up and allow an appropriate-sized heatsink in. ...Chopped off a few things that got in the way of the original fit.

If you notice that the hinged door fuses with the rest of the case on the first layer, try setting the Initial/First Layer Horizontal expansion to -0.2 or -0.5 in your slicer I cut and used a 1.75 diameter filament for the hinged mechanism. There...

Fixed version of the Raspberry Pi 4 B top case with the GeeekPi Heatsink / fan, requires the base top of the original case model. ...Fits the GeeekPi Heatsink / fan combi.

I was looking for a small case for my home assistant pi 4 setup. ...I am using the geeekworm x862 ssd drive along with the 11mm embedded heatsink. This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3714695.

A VESA 75, 100, 200 (or wall) mount for a Raspberry Pi 4 aluminum passive cooling case. The ridges/fines of the case can be press fitted in the mount. However I recommend strapping some small securing wire around it to prevent it from coming loose...

Everything is the same, but in original file you can see cracks around Raspberry Pi logo. So I repaired them for better aesthetics and easier printing. ...Enjoy ;)Print ListTop (pizero2casebottom)Bottom (pizero2casetop)2 clips (clip_wire_interlock)Parts...

I really loved the case design (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1229473) by ftobler for my 3.5" Waveshare LCD, and I was missing a way to run the Pi Camera cable out of the case, so I checked out "raspiBplusCase_base_camera_cutout.stl" if I intended...

I remixed this design from malikai's original concept on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3061870) because I required extra space for my Pi's heatsinks.\r\n\r\nIt took some trial and error to get my PiCam ribbon cable attached to the...

A case for raspberry pi zero 2 with quick micro-sd card access and good cooling options. You can fit up to an 8mm high heatsink and if necessary, you can attach a side blow fan. ... For assembly you will need: 1* Bottom half 1* Top half 1* Raspberry pi...

A case for raspberry pi zero 2 with quick micro-sd card access and good cooling options. You can fit up to an 8mm high heatsink and if necessary, you can attach a side blow fan. For assembly you will need: 1 Bottom half 1 Top half 1 Raspberry pi...

I really like Kintaro heatsinks, but I'm not keen on attaching them to the Pi via screws that supposedly pass through the board and bite into plastic - because then you risk the heatsink sliding around or falling off when removing the Pi from its...

Based on scaryPug's design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4572202 I maked some modifications The improvements are: More space for heatsink (added 8 mm) long are dubbel short vantilion holes Same as the original, all parts are friction fit, no...

A quick remix of John Sinclair's very good Pi4 case, making the following changes: * adds about 2mm of additional depth (to accommodate taller heatsinks on the Pi) * integrates honeycombed grille for 40x10 fan (friction fits underneath) * re-designs...

......Removing all fan clips made room for a heatsink and fan combination, which is essential given the Pi 4's tendency to overheat. Overclocking is also common with this model, so additional cooling measures were necessary to ensure reliable performance.

The original design only fit the Pi 3 version of the Canakit case, so I altered it to fit the base of the Pi 4 case, plus I removed all the fan clips so there would be room for a heatsink+fan. The Pi 4 already runs hot, plus a lot of people are...

Adapted the design to accomodate for a slightly larger heat sink and fan. ... Printed straight forward on my Ultimaker 3.

English: The fan mount should be glued with instant glue, the mount should be glued on the side with 6 ventilation holes. ... Español: Se debe pegar la montura para el ventilador con pegamento instantáneo, la montura debe ser pegada por el lado con...

Aluminum alloy heatsink for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. Designed by Geekworm. ...Sold on AliExpress.

Aluminum alloy heatsink for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. Designed by Geekworm. ...Sold on AliExpress.

An aluminum 15x15x15 mm heatsink for the Raspberry Pi 3 and 4 as sold by AdaFruit (#3082).Fusion 360 and STEP files

An aluminum 15x15x15 mm heatsink for the Raspberry Pi 3 and 4 as sold by AdaFruit (#3082).Fusion 360 and STEP files

A Raspberry Pi heatsink case with a flat, all-metal design and fins While it may work without these components, they are specifically intended for use together. Additional notes: Using a 12v fan connected to the Raspberry Pi's 5v power line...