Raspberry Pi 3b+ Zigbee Server Case

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I've built a Zigbee hub for my Home Assistant system. I wanted it to be distant from where my Home Assistant host is, ethernet connected and I had a spare unused Raspberry Pi 3b+... What best to use it to build it! So I designed this case to be something nice to see on my cabinet, my wife must see it daily without having the instinct to put it in the trash bin... ;) Materials you need to build it: * 1 x [Raspberry Pi 3b+](https://cutt.ly/9EqcqtB) or older (not compatible with Pi4, sorry) * 1 x [Zigbee PiHat by Giovanni Castania](https://www.tindie.com/products/GiovanniCas/zigbee-hat-with-cc2538-for-raspberry/) * 4 x [Threaded inserts M2.5](https://cutt.ly/LEqxFBg) for Raspberry * 4 x [Threaded inserts M3](https://cutt.ly/EEqxC6T) for the cover * 4 x [6mm M2.5 spacer](https://cutt.ly/UEqxMPm) * 1 x [Noctua NF-A4x10 5V PWM](https://cutt.ly/IEqx8xK) * ... these three printed parts :) Printing: Reorient the models so they lay on the flat side (should be needed for cap and overcap). I used 3 wall lines and 100% infill. Enable supports for the Body. Included models: * **.F3Z**: Fusion 360 project, so that you don't have to reverse engineer the STLs! If you want to modify something and you're used to Fustion 360 (I used that to create this model) use this file! * **.step**: a better file format to import in other modelling software to preserve model primitives. Much better to use that if you're using something else like Solidworks, for example, and you want to modify something. * **.stl** well, you surely know what's that :D Use those files if you want to slice directly the models and print them.