raspberry pi pin connector 3d models

Pretty simple item, sometimes you just want to have the 40 pin connector on your Raspberry Pi to be covered... ...Print Settings Printer Brand: SeeMeCNC ...

Extracting the Raspberry Pi's 40 pin edge connector can be a bit delicate at times. So I designed this extractor. Printing: - Obtain either two screws M2.5 or two screws M3, each with a thread length of at least 12 mm . - Obtain either two nuts...

(as if ;) ) Some people asked me; "why a 4-pin connector on 8, 10(, 12) and 14 while pin 6 is ground as well? could have used a 3-pin connector on 6-10". My answer is; because now I still have the option of either using or providing 5v from or to...

could have used a 3-pin connector on 6-10". My answer is; because now I still have the option of either using or providing 5v from or to the Pi on pins 4 and 6. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 5Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports:...

SummaryModified blandman's GPIO Connector file to support the 40 Pin connector found on the Raspberry Pi A+, B+, and 2.InstructionsSlides over the GPIO pins so that you can push a bare wire in to make a connection with that pin. ...Printed on a...

Modified blandman's GPIO Connector file to support the 40 Pin connector found on the Raspberry Pi A+, B+, and 2. Instructions Slides over the GPIO pins so that you can push a bare wire in to make a connection with that pin. ... Printed on a...

This thing will protect your raspberry pi or tinkerboard pins from some silly mistakes like for example having a cable you have flying arround nearby touching the pins and burning your loved gear.

After burning my Raspberry pi 3v3 rail after only owning it for 1 week i thought i put this on it to protect the pins a bit. ... It fits realy nice and you can fit it in almost any position.

... didn't print cleanly for me. ...I think the models were a little overworked. So I've knocked out a parameterized SCAD model to generate a pin covering block with an arbitrary number of rows and pins in each row. ... This is my first SCad project.

At some point in life, you will want to connect wires to your Raspberry Pi's GPIO. You have a few options: A) Make a tiny loop with your wire and hang it over the GPIO pin you want, and simultaneously hope that it doesn't become loose and destroy...

Clip for wiring the 5V power supply of the Raspberry Pi from the back side. ...Attach it to pins 4 and 6 as shown in the photo.

I wanted a nice, Raspberry Pi pin badge for my backpack, so I designed one. ...Sharing for everyone to benefit from :) .

Clip for wiring the 5V power supply of the Raspberry Pi from the back side. Attach it to pins 4 and 6 as shown in the photo. ...

3D Printed design to cover the header pins on Raspberry Pi or other boards.The pins are spaced at 2.54mm and the design covers 8x2 pins.Easy to cut into 2.54mm segments.The interference fit gives a snug clasp of the pins.

Clip to mount Raspberry Pi Case with mounting holes ( from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1167846 ) on to a 2040 extrusion rail. Printed as 3 parts to negate the need for supports. You'll need to print: 1 x connector 2 x studs and push fit the...

Problem is that it's just put together, not re-designed, so I changed the base connector to make it adequate. ... If you choose to use this, I strongly suggest you also change the base to allow for frontal mount rather than side mount, I provided...

This is a remix of the Raspberry Pi B+ case by cylgom. I increase the hole for the GPIO PIN access and I add some holes for cooling. ...

Gerade auf die Schnelle einen Stecker für meinen Raspberry Pi konstruiert, da mich diese offenen Pin´s gestört haben. ... als Kontakte kommen VW/Audi Pin´s zum Einsatz (Reparaturleitung mit jeweils 2 Pin´s beim Händler: 000 979 009 E) Ich kaufte die...

Cover for the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins, to prevent accidentally shorting them out when using a case (such as [this one](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B085XPHY77)) that leaves them exposed. This remix has a lip at the top for easy removal -- it's...

This is the remix of the einsy board for for the raspberry zero, pin hole extended to the full 40 pins, so it can be used as an extra reinforcement to hold the pins when attaching modules on it. As with the original frame, it's ideal to use 18mm...

A cover for the GPIO connectors of a Raspberry Pi. ...Holes are present for 5V and Ground connections so you can connect power.

Added some bottom space for the pins.

This is a connector for the raspberry pi camera v1.3 [https://www.reichelt.de/raspberry-pi-kamera-5mp-v1-3-rpi-cam-5mp-p314570.html](https://www.reichelt.de/raspberry-pi-kamera-5mp-v1-3-rpi-cam-5mp-p314570.html) and the lens of the foldscope...

I use this to hold the RPi Zero on the bench when prototyping as well as soldering the pins.

... simple Solder helper. ... Just order some Male-Pin-Headers (20x 2,45 mm) Then first put the pins in the helper and the pico over it - very easy. ... It doesn't matter whether you want to solder the pins from above or below, Just try it - it will work;)

I have a Raspberry Pi 4 with a Aluminium Heatsink Case. This looks realy beautifull, but I do not plan to use the GPIO connector. Therefore the connector is always open and I want to protect this for damage and/or short circuit. ... I designed a...

Just a Raspberry Pi Cam case with a GoPro mount...

Cover for the USB SSD connector of my Raspberry Pi 4B NAS. The exposed mini board didn't sit well with my sense of having high speed data lines sticking out the back....go figure. Print, snap it on, and be safe with your high speed data . ... BTW, my...

Cover for the USB SSD connector of my Raspberry Pi 4B NAS. The exposed mini board didn't sit well with my sense of having high speed data lines sticking out the back....go figure. Print, snap it on, and be safe with your high speed data . ... ...

Cover for the USB SSD connector of my Raspberry Pi 4B NAS. The exposed mini board didn't sit well with my sense of having high speed data lines sticking out the back....go figure. Print, snap it on, and be safe with your high speed data . BTW, my NAS...