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Custom Enclosure for Raspberry Pi Zero Exposing GPIO Headers

Here's a list of parts used in the project: * Raspberry Pi Zero + MicroSD card with Raspbian operating system + Bluetooth Dongle * Naztech Sliding Keyboard Case for iPhone 4 * Generic 3.5-inch Raspberry Pi LCD with touchscreen * OTG 2-port Hub * DIY...

Filling these holes is straightforward, but the case needs to be slightly longer to accommodate a Raspberry Pi Zero with the SD card installed. ...To make assembly easier in Tinkercad, I broke down the top and bottom into sub-parts that can be combined...

One more case for Raspberry Pi Zero. This is simple, compact and quite rigid. The cover part has press fit with the main case. The board sits on four pins and from top is pressed by the cover part. Nominal clearances between the board and the...

This is a case I designed for the 8Bitdo Zero controller by 8Bitdo. I wanted a small controller that would fit easily in my bag so I can play games on my smartphone wherever I go. However, I was worried about damaging it if I carried it without any...

If you're using a DHT22 sensor, make sure it's positioned outside of the case where the USB cable exits. The design works flawlessly and adds a touch of elegance to your desk. ... To assemble this project, you'll need to carefully remove the plastic...

Raspberry Pi Zero Cases come in two versions, each with unique features. The first version doesn't have any indentation on the microSD card, while the second version, known as V2, has a defined indentation space for the microSD card. You can also...

I designed the Raspberry Pi Zero Case by I_am_me but discovered it was too loose, causing both the lid and the RPI to rattle freely. To resolve this issue, I increased the diameter of the "posts" significantly. Additionally, I reduced the size of the...

pi Zero Keychain Case features: compact snap-together design secures board between two halves all ports accessible micro-SD insertion and retrieval are easy top with Raspberry pi logo and one without THIS IS FOR NON-COMMERCIAL USE WHICH MEANS NO EBAY...

The ZBS blog can be found at https://facelesstech.wordpress.com/2019/06/29/zero-boot-system-thin-and-lite/, while the dedicated case blog is located at https://wp.me/pKY3w-Ca. ...For more visual content, you're welcome to check out my YouTube channel.

... are countless tutorials and resources available online to help you get the most out of your new device. So why not give it a try? You might just find that this little case for a raspberry pi zero w has opened up a whole new world of possibilities!

This is a custom case designed for the 8Bitdo Zero controller by 8Bitdo. The controller itself is quite small, making it easy to carry in a bag or pocket, but without proper protection, it's vulnerable to damage. To address this issue, I created a...

This is a case I designed for the 8Bitdo Zero controller by 8Bitdo. I wanted a compact controller that I could carry with me everywhere I go to play games on my smartphone. However, I didn't trust myself to stuff it into my bag without any...

Extremely compact size - Uses very little material - Holes and markings for ports - Easy access to SD card even with top attached - Snap-fit and easily removable top Notes: - This is a very flexible case that would be insufficient to bear much load -...

Case for the Raspberry Pi Zero. Designed specifically for the 1.3 version, but compatible with all versions of the device. The files provided include both logo and non-logo options, as well as chamfered and unchamfered designs to accommodate...

Tube display case for Raspberry Pi Zero. I saw an interesting Pi case designed by Michael Klements on YouTube (link below) his design requires a laser cutter which many of us don't have access to, so I have designed this case around an off the shelf...

This is a simple remix of the "Raspberry Pi Zero Case (OnShape Source Included)" by cfunseth, available here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1227867. The original model didn't fit the Rpi Zero 1.3 model which has a camera connector (although later...

Pi Zero Case: Customizable Design with OpenSCAD The case is held together and assembled/disassembled with 4 M2.5 x 8mm screws, making it easier to manage. To provide extra space, the lid part's height can be varied by changing the "lid_height"...

Slide your Pi Zero into style! ...Compatible with any raspberry pi with Zero in the name. ...There's a lot of those.

So I decided to build a case that would house an IRF520 mosfet for PWM modulation of an 80mm computer case fan. This way the Pi can control the fan based on its own temperature (code in progress). The setup worked well when tested on a breadboard. I...

1 x 10mm to add strength to the 8mm thread that allows angle adjutment 1 x 10mm camera case lid to body 2 x 10mm Pi Case Lid to Body and board mounting 2 x 20mm Camera Mount, though lid, case and Pi Ribbon from the Pi is folded under the board and...

1 x 10mm to add strength to the 8mm thread that allows angle adjutment 1 x 10mm camera case lid to body 2 x 10mm Pi Case Lid to Body and board mounting 2 x 20mm Camera Mount, though lid, case and Pi Ribbon from the Pi is folded under the board and...

This case is part of the Learner's Block open source education initiative (**https://learnersblock.org**); a community designed and maintained product allowing individuals and organisations to provide their educational resources, websites and apps to...

Simple open cover slim design that fits for Rasperry Pi Zero edition.

Simple open cover slim design that fits for Rasperry Pi Zero edition.

Customizable Raspberry Pi Zero Housing Featuring Unrestricted Access to GPIO Ports

One final test for the Orange Pi Zero Plus is required.

I was looking for a case with screws that would fit my Raspberry Pi Zero perfectly. The board should be positioned at an angle with the USB and video ports leading the way, allowing it to simply drop into place without any resistance. If you have a...

This is a case I made for the 8Bitdo Zero controller by 8Bitdo. This is a small controller, so I want to carry it with me everywhere I go to play some games on my smartphone, but I don't trust myself to carry it in my bag with nothing to protect it.

However, I had to find a way to string the Pi itself, which was nestled snugly in an official Pi case. I quickly printed up a small holder, stuck it on the back of the Pi with some mounting tape, and allowed the loop to rest on top of the device...