waveshare e ink display 3d models

I love the Pico Projects' Pwnagotchi Pi Zero e-ink Case by PicoProject, but the supplied .stl of that particular design is hard to print. Also, I could do without the Pico branding. So I remixed the STL in Tinkercard and created a new STL that is...

This is a a handheld case for Waveshare's 7.5inch E-Ink display. The case is loosely modeled after an Amazon Kindle Oasis (hence the hump on the back). It has room for a raspberry pi zero w, 2500 mah Lipo, and Adafruit v1.2 Lipo charger/buck. ... For...

I needed to provide some protection to the e-ink screen in my build. This case is just for the screen (the one with the HAT). It is not for the pawnagotchi builds. ... I printed it with a random old PLA on default settings, no supports, rafts, brim....

Gehäuse für Raspberry Pi Zero WH mit einem Waveshare 2.7inch E-Ink/E-Paper display HAT for Raspberry Pi. Es passen das Display schwarz/weiß (SKU: 13354) und schwaz/weiß/rot (SKU: 13357). Der Raspberry und das Display werden mit M3x6mm Schrauben...

Waveshare 4.2 E-Ink E-Paper - Display folded cable

... screen cable for a better angle. I have not printed this version. I will just cut it off and use ribbon converter female.stl. m2 and m3 screws used. https://www.waveshare.com/product/displays/e-paper/epaper-1/7.8inch-hdmi-e-paper.htm?___SID=U

Case for a Waveshare Eink-display 7.5 inch. The follwing parts are necesary: ttGo-T5 1.54inch inch without display battery (I used two pc. 3.7V 1000mAh) QI-Charger with micro-USB-connector some screws 2.5x6mm You can use the display in landscape or...

## Sponsored by http://CALE.es the esp32 screen manager This is a bigger version of https://www.thingiverse.com/menzenbach e-ink display. I liked his design very much and needed something bigger to put some more electronics inside. The app I have...

This case is designed for 4.2" waveshare e-paper, you can use the parametric original design to change : - Case dimensions - Screen dimensions - Case depth - Case thickness* - Electrical outlet position and size In this setup I use: - Waveshare 4.2...

This is the case (designed to hang on the wall) which holds a 7.5in Waveshare e-ink display and the ESP8266-based driver board. The unit is powered by a rechargeable 18650 battery. The data flow is roughly: * Google Sheets holds the chore...

two part (outdoor) housing for a 2.9" waveshare e-ink display and a ESP / Arduinio controller Front part with rain protection for display (big roof over display) Back part has a upper compartment for the controller with cables connected directly to...

This is a case for a Pwnagotchi with a Waveshare v3 E Ink display that has a hook attached to it.

I have built an ESP32-based display using a Waveshare 400x300 4.2 inch e-ink display. I simply hot-glued the display in place at the rear, and aligned the display until the glue set. I made this holder for the display so that I could hot-glue...

* Waveshare 2,9 inch 296x128 E-Ink E-Paper Display Modul - B/W version to allow partial update. * LiPo with 2-pin JST-PH connector. * 2x8 cm PCB. * 3x 12x12mm PCB Push Button. * 3x Button Cap 12mm. * Dupont jumper wire - Optionally if you...

It uses the following parts in addition to the printed parts: 4.2" Waveshare e-ink module: https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/4.2inch_e-Paper_Module RPi Zero W: https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-zero-w/ Logic level shifter:...

Inspired by Adafruit e-ink stand (3D Printing | eInk FeatherWing Display Stand | Adafruit Learning System). I made it from scratch to utilise Waveshare 2.9 inch E-ink screen. ...Besides screen you also need 4x M3 10 mm bolts and M3 nuts.</p>

Simple box for status display device which is using : - Waveshare 4.3" UART e-ink display (https://www.waveshare.com/4.3inch-e-paper.htm) - Lolin Nodemcu v3 **You can check my other designs [here](https://www.thingiverse.com/tmseth/designs/)** ...

Waveshare 1.54" E-ink Display Modules - Standard, (B) , (C)3 Different Mounting StylesFoldedFlush FoldedFlat Mount

Einfaches Gehäuse für den großen EINK Display vom Waveshare

Note: hat-cover-eink.obj has a small issue on the top, but it printed out nicely, the idea of this little piece is to screw it to the hat to make a flat surface and to glue it directly to the back of the Eink (Using a transparent tape in between)...

... easier printing. No support neededMounting plate - holding Raspberry Pi Zero and e-ink wire connectorSpacer - spacer between Pi and e-ink hat (4 parts)Put a piece of blank paper between display and mounting plate to prevent it from shining through

Case for Waveshare 7.5inch e-paper display with holders for e-paper raspberry pi hat, display connector and an ESP32 on breadboard (2,54mm). It is suited for GxGDEW075T7 (7.5inch with 800x480 resolution). MAy fit other 7.5 inch displays from...

Components for battery-powered ESP32 version: * Source by G6EJD (thanks!): https://github.com/G6EJD/ESP32-e-Paper-Weather-Display * Waveshare 7.5" E-Paper display: https://www.waveshare.com/7.5inch-e-paper-hat.htm * Waveshare ESP32:...

2.9in E-ink (B) Display - Red/Black3 Different Mounting StylesFoldedFlush FoldedFlat Mount

2.13in E-ink (D) Display - Black2 Different Mounting StylesFoldedFlat Mount

* Qi wirles charging receiver module (optional) * Waveshare 4.2 inch 400x300 E-Ink E-Paper Display Modul - B/W version to allow fast partial update. * LiPo with 2-pin JST-PH connector. * 4 thumbtacks * Dupont jumper wire - Optionally if you don't...

With a touch button you can switch between different screens The led strip ist a WS2812B Adressable Pixel Strip with 144 led/m -> i used these: https://amzn.eu/d/eOmWAVV The E-ink-Display is a 2.9inch monochrom display with SPI, -> I used this one:...

... time since an E-Ink Display has been used. Wall mounting or table-stand possible. The following parts have been used for this: - 4,2-inch E-Paper Waveshare Display (RAW) - ESP32 Waveshare universal e-Paper Raw Driver Board - Wall-Clock Mechanic

waveshare 7.5" e-ink holder with raspberry pi mount.

I create this stand to house my Waveshare 1.9 inch E-Paper Display. I'm currently using a Raspberry Pi. ...I'm hoping to use a low power Atmel micro processor and a button cell.