raspberry pi mounting holes 3d models

... ...The Raspberry Pi Camera 2 mount was originally designed for a Prusa MK2s, but it has evolved over the past year and I'm now sharing it with you. Some remixing was involved, but unfortunately, I couldn't identify the original camera frame's creator.

Holders for low-cost Raspberry Pi cases featuring rounded edges. ... Mounting holes are designed to accommodate M3 countersinks.

These changes allow me to easily mount my pi to my Maker Select Plus printer for use with Octoprint. Originally, I designed this case for my Maker Select v2, but after upgrading to the plus model, I lost those mounting points. This revised design...

This versatile Raspberry Pi camera module mount works seamlessly with a cost-effective pose-able magic arm clamp. I also utilize the Pi Camera HDMI Cable Extension modules, which eliminate the need for lengthy flat form cables and enable the use of...

It's engineered to hold both the standard Raspberry Pi camera and its IR version, along with a 5mm IR LED secured in place by a bezel. Additionally, I included a small light baffle to prevent the IR LED from casting glare on the camera. ... Print...

While building my rack mounted Raspberry Pi cluster I decided I wanted more information about each node at a glance. Using the awesome tutorials from Adafruit I was able to get everything I needed on to 1 small OLED display. This mount inserts into...

A simple Press-Fit Case for a RaspberryPi3B+ (And all Raspberrys with the same size) With a Mounting-Point for the Z-Axis of the Snapmaker 2.0 A350 (Can fit other Snapmaker Models too) No Venting-Holes (To keep Dirt out of the case when operating the...

A simple and effective solution for securely attaching a Raspberry Pi to a 35mm DIN rail, the clip is designed for easy mounting. Alternatively, it can serve as a bumper to elevate your Pi above your workbench, keeping it at a comfortable viewing...

To enhance the remixed item, you can use its CameraFrontBottom-fingers.stl file in conjunction with the raspberri_pi_camera_case_back_v0.4.STL from the original design on a 20x20 linear rail. ... In addition to the printed parts mentioned earlier, you...

Addition to the remixed item (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing/...) enables its CameraFrontBottom-fingers.stl and the raspberri_pi_camera_case_back_v0.4.STL from the original design [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing/...] to be used on a 20x20...

Mount for Raspberry Pi inside Ender6 It is using original location of the speaker and board (speaker and board moved into different location - please refer to photo) - three screws. Printed with PETG. M2.6 x 6mm self tapping screws are used to...

Here's how this Raspberry Pi model got there and why it's a good idea to use its attachments properly. The device is actually quite user-friendly. ...It features several mounting options, so attaching the camera module is no problem at all - simply...

Raspberry Pi Wall-mount with rounded corners. I originally used Shapeways to print the rounded bezel by @mattster98 and used the v2 face plate by @petercmonaco. Now I have my own 3D printer, and I wanted to fix an issue with the bezel where the...

Mounting a Raspberry Pi requires attaching it securely to a surface such as a wall, utilizing appropriate hardware like adhesive-backed hooks, screws, and plastic anchors for added stability. For optimal results, carefully position the device at an...

To enhance the remixed item's functionality, it is possible to utilize its CameraFrontBottom-fingers.stl along with the raspberri_pi_camera_case_back_v0.4.STL from the original design on a 20x20 linear rail. In addition to the printed parts...

A sleek and sturdy wall mount designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi and 7 inch touch screen. Two separate components work in harmony to provide a seamless installation: one screw secures the screen, while the other firmly anchors it to the wall....

This is a two-piece DIN rail mounting bracket designed specifically for Raspberry Pi Model B + and newer models. Frustrated with existing options on Thingiverse, I decided to improve upon them by creating a more robust design that doesn't require...

The Arducam Auto Focus camera I picked up didn't fit into the mounting plate, so I threw together one that did. ...This is the camera in question: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SN8GYGD

Another custom mounting bracket designed specifically for my Prusa i3 MK2S, featuring a side-threaded rod that expands from 5.7mm to 9.8mm in size, while leaving all other components entirely intact.

The design is compatible with Raspberry Pi B+/2 hole spacing (49mm x 58mm) and may work with other boards, although I haven't tested it thoroughly. Mounting holes on the board are precisely drilled at a diameter of 2.7mm (suitable for #4 sheet metal...

Raspberry Pi Mount for Sidewinder X1 Enclosure.\r\n\r\nTwo Versions:\r\n\r\nPi Holder.stl: No Relay and Arduino Nano\r\nPi nano relais.stl: Raspberry Pi with Arduino nano and Two Relay Modules for Shutdown\r\n\r\nAll parts printed without support. M3...

I created an easy-to-use adapter for attaching a Raspberry Pi at the back of my Rostock MAX's LCD screen.

This is a specially designed base plate for Raspberry Pi that seamlessly integrates into the rear of an Ultimaker 2 (UM2) machine.

Adapter for CS Camera Mount on a Raspberry Pi Camera The Adapter: Securely connects the CS mount to the objective lens (CS Adapter 1 inch - 1/32 inch) Camera Fixation: Firmly fixes the camera in place using four M2 screws on a dedicated part. Cover...

Made to mount my Raspberry Pi 4 with a heat sink onto an SSD. It can also work without the heat sink (or with other cases that have the M2.5 mounting holes available). Materials needed: 4 M3 screws for the SSD 4 M2.5 screws and nuts for the RPi (or...

These are three little fan mounts for mounting 40mm fans on Raspberry Pis. DEICEDfanMOUNTnoP1565-STL0.stl : this is just a little mount to put a fan above some little stick on heatsinks (or nothing, whatever). P165a40MMfanMOUNT is for putting a...

I constructed a custom Raspberry Pi Mount positioned horizontally and began searching for a means to integrate a camera. The notion to insert it into the unutilized HDMI port sparked and I fabricated a prototype that surpassed expectations. There...

I decided to get more information at a glance from each node in my rack-mounted Raspberry Pi cluster. I relied on the excellent tutorials from Adafruit's website to achieve this goal. With these tutorials, I was able to display all the necessary data...

This is a DIY mount for a Raspberry Pi camera that attaches to the front of the bed using two screws. It points the camera directly at the middle of the bed, making it easy to use. When attaching your camera, be cautious not to position the board...