PCDuino 3 Case thingiverse

PCDuino 3 Case

thingiverse rockpaperlizardspock 1532993 Free

Update: Added V2 to hopefully fix the issue with ethernet/hdmi fit
Case for a PCDuino 3.
Note: Included is a lid with no top holes to keep it clean for anyone who wants to add holes for wires, fans, lights, switches, etc.
Chances are with no air holes the pcduino will overheat so be sure to add your own air holes before printing, whether that's just passive air holes or a spot for a cooling fan.
Top and bottom halves each have a matching version that includes (or not) the analog audio port. Make sure you pick a matching pair.
Print Settings
Printer:
home made, picked fresh from the garden

Rafts:
No

Supports:
No

Resolution:
0.25 or better

Infill:
10% or more

Notes:
Print the main body in regular material and the feet in flexible if possible.



Other Notes
To assemble, use screws long enough to poke out the bottom of the case and screw the feet on to provide an air gap underneath. Alternatively use shorter screws and just glue on some rubber feet.
Mounting holes in the PCB are quite close to components (not something I can control) so the use of nylon screws is strongly recommended to avoid damage / short circuits.

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Platform thingiverse
Creator rockpaperlizardspock
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
How do I download PCDuino 3 Case?

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