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Reworked Version of M5Cam Case: Check out the revised M5Cam case design, a reworked version of the original, available on Thingiverse under ID 3020530. ... I've modified this design for use in my robot project, as seen in this YouTube video:...

... significantly. Furthermore, I extended the length of the four retainer posts to ensure a more secure hold on the pi zero board. ...Additionally, I increased the indentation on the lid retainer rail to provide an even better grip on the lid itself.

... you go? Now you can! This secure portable housing for Raspberry Pi Zero is a snap to put together. Choose between two designs: one with supports or not. ...You can even assemble this unit while the top cover is on, so it's ready to use anywhere.

Unfortunately, I don't have a Raspberry Pi Zero available for reference, so I've been relying solely on schematics and forum posts to get everything up and running. If you spot any errors along the way, please be sure to let me know. My ultimate goal...

I replaced the honeycomb holes with a hole to fit a 30mm fan. ...Running a 5V fan at 3.3V I get a dramatic temperature drop. For the case bottom, use the original one.

... design. Any suggestions or feedback are welcome. Print Settings Printer: XYZ davinci Supports: Yes Resolution:.35 Notes: The slide mechanism on the bottom of the pi case requires supports, whereas no supports are needed for the top of the pi case.

<p>Modified the design from C03D on the verse. ... Reverse engineered the case, added logos and vents. Print instructionsPrint with MMU or as a solid color

Because I used some headers on the screen, the original case no longer fit. Also, the battery is larger in the Swiss version of it. So, I created my own custom case from scratch using Fusion 360. The shoulder buttons were fixed onto a piece of...

Modified Version of the M5 Camera Case: Original Design Located Here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3020530 Adjustments Made for Robot Implementation: View the Adaptation in Action: https://youtu.be/07_Rykdm7uw

You must print it in flexible filament to get the module into the case; otherwise, forget about it! ...I opted for TPU, and with my 3D printer, no supports were necessary as long as it could bridge tiny sections.

I've made it completely compatible with Raspberry Zero, giving you a sleek and modern look. To take it to the next level, I've removed the fan mounting and button placement, allowing for a clean and minimalist design. For all your accessory needs,...

Hi all,I'm using this to mount my Pi Zero and a HyperPixel 4.0 to my printer.The Bracket I used to mount it on the printer is available in the Fusion file, but it's not very sturdy, so it's probably best not to use it to be honnest.I should probably...

Ergonomically designed with the user in mind, our Raspberry Pi Portable Console Case features an intuitive layout that allows for effortless access to all ports and connectors. A cleverly designed lid ensures seamless connectivity while keeping dust...

This case was custom-designed from scratch in Fusion 360, drawing inspiration from notable work on Thingiverse, specifically: * https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2812834 * https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3356858 *...

I designed 2 cases: As I need 2 Mosfets one is for the Mosfets to be mounted at the bottom the other one is for the DuetWifi. ...If you need only an enclosure for the DuetWifi, you can only print this case. The has the possibility to mount a 80 mm fan....

I added enough space to push in a 3.7V 1100mAh Lithium Rechargeable Battery, moved around the board mounting supports so the USB port aligns better and also removed the logo which can cause stringing for a much cleaner print.You can now enjoy and...

... home alone. You Can Print the Clock Case designed for MAX 7219 LED Matrix Display. Its fit easily inside with all required components. Check video for details. Only the main case requires very little support Print while keeping back side to top.

small case for the amazing ST7789 1.3 ips tft (bare) display and esp8266 or esp32 board with usb, like the d1 mini. place for a phone battery, power switch, 3 tactile switches, external j pole antenna, the unit is fully portable. the antenna is tuned...

A #4 nut and bolt were used to connect this fan to the case, given that the #4 nut fits exactly into aussiephil's case bottom. Note in the accompanying pictures that the washer does not sit flush; however, it is actually a #6 washer due to the...

I created two cases: one for mounting the Mosfets at the bottom and another specifically for the DuetWifi. If you only need a case for the DuetWifi, you can simply print this model. The design allows for the addition of an 80 mm fan. ...To address the...

... by me to ensure a 100% guarantee that it fits properly. Edit: The board and case fit together, but it's extremely cramped inside, and the lid doesn't lie flush. ... Hotend heater wires need more space for a smoother installation process.

Modified this case: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2404439\r\n\r\nNeeded hex holes to match other components I'm utilizing. ...Soldering the power wire/plug to the pads on the back of the Pi so added a hole for that plug to pass through.

I'm using a Corsair 750w ATX power supply and discovered that I could almost sit the case on top of it, with the fan in the power supply blowing right through the case. The stepper drivers on this board dissipate heat through the bottom of the board,...

UPDATE: You may wish to print this lovely remix instead, which adds ports for the camera connector and GPIO: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1619546/#files An easy-to-print sleeve for the new $5 Raspberry Pi Zero computer prints vertically, with a...

Here at Make:, we made sure you have a secure way to carry your new mini PC so we created this user-friendly case with no screws or additional parts required! Designed by Make's Digital Fabrication Editor, Matt Stultz. Learn more at Makezine ...

Customized an old Case I found at home for a bit fresher look. Made this Thing for my PiZero running my local Blynk Server.</p> <p>Space for the standard Pi 14x14mm heatsink and the GPIO Header (+ Reset pins)<br/> Bottom now opened with some hexagon...

I refurbished an old case I had at home with a fresher look. Built this project for my PiZero running my local Blynk Server. Space is provided for the standard 14x14mm heatsink and the GPIO header, including reset pins. The bottom is now open with...

This is the case for the WeMos D1 ESP8266 module to be used with DS1820 sensors and Tasmota firmware. The primary function is to provide a compact case for module and jack sockets. Wiring is trivial, just connect all sensors in parallel and use one...

Creating a Custom Wi-Fi Button Case Using NodeMCU and an Arcade Button To develop a custom Wi-Fi button case, start by selecting a reliable NodeMCU board as your primary microcontroller. This versatile module offers numerous GPIO pins and a built-in...

This is a remix of the Resin.io STEM case. (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2275029) I made the top solid (no cut-out for the GPIO). I added standoffs to both the bottom and top where there were none. I added a lip on the top so it just stays...