raspberry pi mounting holes 3d models

Raspberry pi camera fast mount kit for PRUSA MK3SEasy to install,  remove 4 M5x16r screw on the front plate and you have to remove 4 screw on the back of the screen support. ...Install the camera bed mount with the M5x16r screw and reinstall your...

I've made a short video about this enclosure right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwfX0tTKoT0&lc=Ugz9CeK5zrpN7btUBod4AaABAg This enclosure is specifically designed to fit a Raspberry Pi 3 and the official 7-inch touch display. The brackets on...

Your particular M3 screws may or may not fit through the holes in the Raspberry Pi. If they don't fit through, use appropriately sized drill bits (by hand) to widen the holes slightly until the M3 screws fit through the holes. This mount is designed...

Nothing better than adding a Raspberry Pi 4B and run OctoPrint on it. Yes, I was able to catch one in the ~1h they had some available. As I dislike stuff falling around on the desk I designed a small pouch which is clipped to the Z-axis portal of...

I crafted an articulated camera mount specifically for the Raspberry Pi's camera, incorporating marvelous joints from TinkerPlay into a system that lets you choose how many joints you need in your mount. This build is largely based on a previous...

I wanted to put a Raspberry PI camera (or clone) onto a small tripod mount. The only such things I could find on Thingiverse required extra screws and took a long time to print. This is press-to-fit and Is designed to print fairly quickly. If...

This is a small mounting kit for the Raspberry Pi camera. I used an M2.5 nylon screw and nut to secure the hinge, but you may also be able to get away with an M3 screw instead. The back is supposed to be push-fit, though the tolerances may be...

With the added thickness, I was able to pull the ribbon cable out vertically which made it easier to bundle with the other cables coming out of the Pi's right side.Print settings were fairly stock, but I did add supports for the cutouts because the...

Full Details: http://www.mkrclub.com/2016/01/a-fancy-3d-printed-case-for-the-raspberry-pi-2/ Instructions for attaching the cover to the base: * Slide the bottom of the Raspberry Pi cover into the slots on the base. * Click the top of the case...

Human error forced a remake of the official Raspberry Pi Display holder with capacitive touch sensor installed correctly on it first, but an easier way involves flipping the PI upside down and tucking the 5V supply pins tight by bending them like...

# Clean, rack mountable Raspberry Pi container # A quick and easy 1U (half-U?) box for your Raspberry Pi! This box is designed to be able to fit some accessories as well, such as an external SSD case or some flash drives. There's also enough room in...

To assemble it are required 2 M5 screw with nuts (To mount the lcd assembly to the body of the raspberry pi) and 2 M4 screw with nuts (To mount the 2 lateral pieces to the back piece), also some pieces may need to be sanded down to fit correctly. The...

... of the bed and the arm to give mine extra grip, but isn't needed. Just clip the bracket on and you have a nice low profile Raspberry pi camera mount. ... Remixed from @Mox https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-picam-print-bed-mount-96833

Raspberry Pi users demand a premium-grade mount to unleash their creative vision on social media - a compact yet solid solution to keep their smartphone-like device securely attached. An adjustable tripod for flawless image capturing is required. For...

(or some superglue if you dont need to adjust it) I added strong mounting tape between the bottom of the bed and the arm to give mine extra grip, but isnt needed.  Just clip the bracket on and you have a nice low profile Raspberry pi camera mount.  ...

I have a Raspberry Pi and the official 7" touchscreen that I've been using with Octoprint on my Ender 5. It's been sitting on my desk, its cables scattered all around, getting in the way and driving me crazy. To fix this problem, I built a sturdy...

I've made a short video about this enclosure here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwfX0tTKoT0&lc=Ugz9CeK5zrpN7btUBod4AaABAg This enclosure is designed to fit a raspberry pi 3 and the official 7inch touch display. The brackets are designed in a...

Pegboard mount for the Canakit Rasperry Pi 4. ... Use M4 bolts and nuts on the corners to mount the Pi to the pegboard. M3 bolts to attach the case to the mount. There are standoffs for good airflow. ...

I designed a straightforward Raspberry Pi 2 enclosure that's easy to print. ...To achieve a sturdy build, I opted for 100 percent infill and set the layer height to 0.2 millimeters.

This is a remix of both the Raspberry pi Cam mount and the gridfinity adapters, the latter not on thingiverse, here's the link to that:...

Designed this small rack system to hold my PoE switch and 4 Raspberry Pis with PoE+ hats.I chose to print the RackPi4B_OLED_only.stl version of SliderBOR's RackPi Raspberry Pi model - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3022136 but this should fit up...

Raspberry Pi A+ container equipped with fan mounting provision

Wall mount for Raspberry PI 3.

I purchased a detachable case for my Raspberry Pi V2 camera, this one: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IJZJKK4/, and wanted to attach it to a CamRah tripod. This one:...

This is just the corner mount which is attached to the camera housing designed by user "sneaks" The file you need to print from "Articulating Raspberry Pi Camera Mount for Prusa MK3 and MK2" are the following: • raspiCamBack.STL •...

A versatile, freestanding camera mount for the Raspberry Pi camera that's easily adjustable and requires only four simple M2 bolts and a few nuts to assemble. No glue is needed at all. This project was a part of my "Switch" project from last year,...

This is a compact Raspberry Pi bracket that allows you to position it at a 90-degree angle on your workspace or attach it anywhere else with ease. ...For added security, I suggest using an M2 screw and nut to firmly fasten the pi in its designated spot.

First, attach the camera to a Raspberry PI running Octoprint. Next, secure the arm with one small screw that clamps the ball head and two more screws that lock it in place. To connect the lower housing to the upper housing around the camera, you'll...

This is a versatile platform enabling seamless integration of a Raspberry Pi camera onto an SG90 servo. The servo hangs from the sturdy arm while the camera securely attaches to the body of the servo. Multiple mounting options are available,...

... zip ties or screws. For a Prusa I2, this modification works well, although it can be tailored for various 3D printers; however, it is designed specifically for the original Raspberry Pi B due to its limited USB ports (2) compared to newer models.