Waveshare Game Hat case
thingiverse
Update V3: - Better ergonomics. - Better support around on/off button and easier to mount with the button already in place. - Stronger screw mounts - Shorter side buttons V2: I was looking for a case that protected my Game Hat, with the original buttons but also allowed to use easily the on/of button and the buttons on the side. I also wanted the ports to be accessible but not the USB/LAN port so my kids couldn't do anything wrong. I also connected a cheap wireless Bluetooth mini keyboard so i can change thing inside Retropie without opening the case every time. If you want to make the RetroPi 100% kid proof: - Disable launch menu - Remove Retropie menu - Chose kid games - Put into kids mode A few tips for assemble: - Mount the side buttons first - Mount the Gamehat with an angle so the L+R buttons slide in and mount the on/off button with it as well - Look out, the on/off button has a front and back side - Close the case with 6 screws (2.2 x 19 parker screws)
With this file you will be able to print Waveshare Game Hat case with your 3D printer. Click on the button and save the file on your computer to work, edit or customize your design. You can also find more 3D designs for printers on Waveshare Game Hat case.