Slim Light Pi Case with CAD, with FRC easy mounts

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<p>Inspired by several cases that weren't quite right for our FRC Robots we present the V3 edition of the 4160 case. &nbsp;Branded with the Robuc on one side, and the Open Alliance Logo on the other, you are less than 3hrs of print time from a durable, super-light, and customize-able case.</p><p>There are at least 4 different ways to mount this case:<br>1. zip tie holes for 1" stock.<br>2. zip tie holes for 2" stock.<br>3. full case width zip tie mount.<br>4. rivet holes through the back *1<br><br>*1: &nbsp;the holes are in locations that avoid any components on the back of the Pi4 Board. &nbsp;However, there is always the risk of a rivet coming into contact with the board. &nbsp;HIGHLY recommend a piece of 3M VHB tape between the top of the rivet and the Pi Board to prevent any possible issues.</p><p>Because you may be at a Robotics Competition and may run into a plethora of different types and sizes of zip ties we designed this to accommodate several different sizes. &nbsp;There are also several ways to affix the top.<br>1. Use skinny zip ties on the 3 side holes (best way if you are using the POE connector).<br>2. Use 2 skinny zip ties to go all the way across the Ethernet side between the Ethernet jack metal back, and the POE connector (if you are not using the POE connector).<br>3. Use fat zip ties through the side holes, bend up the zip ties, and put the cover on.<br>4. Cover up the audio Jack and use the bottom hole and long thick zip ties..<br>etc…</p><p>You get .stl files as well as the source Fusion 360 file, and a step export. &nbsp;Mod away to your hearts content.<br><br>This is designed for a 4010 fan (aka 40x40x10):<br>https://amzn.to/3Gnwtwe</p><p>&nbsp;</p>