Raspberry Pi 7" Touchscreen Case

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This is another Version of an enclosure for the Raspberry Pi official 7" touchscreen. By inverting the pi and rotating it 180 degrees, the USB/Ethernet ports barely stick out of the case for easy access! This model was based off the Version made by deisterhold, although I built this design from scratch, using the dimensions of his bottom mount design. ****UPDATE 4/14/2016*****VERSION 2 -After learning how to use SolidWorks, I decided to redo my touchscreen case so that the parts all work together! -The old version has been consolidated into a ZIP file called "OldRaspberryPi Case" -I have a ZIP file of the New Solidworks files in "pack and go" format called "Pi Touchscreen 2016" -The STL's with "NewTouchscreen Case" are the updated version.FIXES: -the slot now fits the USB port perfectly -Holes now match up -there is now a border to protect the edge of the touchscreen This is designed with an external USB Battery in mind, with a small slot for the microUSB cable to fit into. I made 2 versions of the mounting plate, a plain one and a plate with the Raspberry Pi logo. (I also made one that has my name engraved on it, but y'all don't need that version!) I will post pics and more details once I start putting it together! UPDATE 10/14/2015 Thanks to SkyRider, I found that the screw holes did not line up with the case. It has since been fixed, so be sure to print the BottomNew.STL file instead! UPDATE 10/16/2015 I did a test print of the BottomNew.STL and I need to do some work on it as far as thickness is concerned. I have made another file that should work instead. This is Bottom3.STL UPDATE 10/17/2015 The parts came in the mail, so I was now able to put them together. First off, I found some long machine screws to find that the holes in the print were too small! I improvised by taking an 1/8" drill bit and redrilling the holes. I then cut the machine screws to length and screwed the enclosure together, completing the project! Print Settings Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2-0.1 mm Infill: Doesn't matter Notes: FILES YOU SHOULD PRINT: Frame Bottom Plate Post-Printing (Optional): Sand/ clean up parts Using 3mm diameter machine screws, mount the bottom to the screen. attach a microUSB cable and get cable into the small slot on the bottom. put on the middle put on the cover, and screw into place! if you want to, you can attach a USB battery to the back of the enclosure using velcro (I have a 20,000mAh battery I am using, so its pretty bulky)