retropie case 3d models

I'm posting a remix version of this project here in case others run into the same issue. I used an old game case that I bought from a local store for $3. My 3D printer settings were: Wanhao Printer, Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2, no rafts or supports,...

I used an original game console casing purchased from a local game store for $3. https://youtu.be/FsuLUk7epDw Edit 10/2017 - I removed some space from the bottom bezel and labeled it version 2. Either version should work fine with the top STL file...

Assembly Instructions: Insert Ribboncable in Port on Driverboard of the Display, slide RetroPie-Case_Left and RetroPie-Case_Right on the Display (watch out so you dont rip the ribboncable). Place the driverboard plate around the ribboncable and...

To assemble a SNES based case: Raspberry Pi Case with Raspberry Pi logo on the front (lid is standard) = RetroPie Mk3 Lid.stl insert into RetroPi logo to make your project more professional, with Raspberry PI name embossed = Logo insert.STL attach...

... but also enhance the overall appearance of my setup. Recently, I modified the case tray to widen it beyond its original dimensions, addressing a previous issue where the tray would often slide out and fall due to being too loose within the case.

The case in question was designed specifically to house the Raspberry Pi Zero along with a charging circuit from Adafruit. Every effort was made to ensure that everything fits together seamlessly, resulting in an extremely tight design. To make...

Engineered for simplicity, this device features an uncomplicated design that showcases its internal components and exposes convenient USB ports for easy connectivity. To maintain its stability, users can employ screws or a strong adhesive like glue...

This is a case for my portable RetroPie console. It's built around a Raspberry Pi 3B+ and an OSOYOO 5 inch DSI screen. Feel free to modify the [Fusion 360 Model](https://a360.co/2OAufwl) for your specific needs. ## Detailed Description A detailed...

This is a case for my portable RetroPie console. It's for a Raspberry Pi 3B+ and a OSOYOO 5 inch DSI screen. Feel free to modify the Fusion 360 Model for your needs. Detailed Description A detailed description on the setup, the used software and...

I designed this custom raspberry pi case myself, and I utilize it primarily for running retropie. If you're interested in using it as inspiration for your own project, feel free to modify it or share it with others under the same terms. ...However, if...

Here's a simple yet stylish Raspberry Pi case designed for use as a Kodi media center or Retropie. Note that this design does not feature separate ventilation slits in the lid, instead relying on a 1.5 mm opening all around the top to provide 360°...

This is an additional feature for the stackable Raspberry Pi case. ...It features an 8-bit design of the RPi logo, accompanied by ventilation holes on both the top and bottom sections, replacing the original parts accordingly.

I set up a RetroPie for classic video games, but I didn't want a traditional gaming case due to space constraints. Here's how to get your RetroPie mounted on the wall for double the nostalgia. There's an opening at the bottom for the HDMI port and...

Case Instructions: Insert your components into the case, then place the top onto the bottom. Next, position the lid in place, followed by snapping the clips into place, starting from the top and working your way down. The front clip is slightly...

A special edition of the base design includes an extension for a 40mm 5V fan, which helps to moderate overclocking performance on the Raspberry Pi 2 when housed within this custom case. The modified base piece is now under development. An...

Hello, This is a case for a Raspberry Pi with space for arcade controllers used for RetroPie. Made this for my senior project, could use some tweaking. ...Will post update soon

Originally designed for Retropie builds, this sleek Apple TV look-alike Raspberry Pi case boasts a momentary button. Parts needed: Small gauge wire 6×6×9mm Tactile Tact Push Button: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06VY1WJ8Z/ 3.5-inch HDD 6-32...

... setting. ...To set it up, merely print the case, connect the SNES Data Pins to a suitable Pad GPIO pin as indicated on the included diagram, link the Clock, Latch, Ground, and Power pins to their corresponding GPIO headers, and you're all set to play!

Originally designed for Retropie builds, a sleek Apple TV look-alike Raspberry Pi case comes with a momentary button. Parts needed: small gauge wire 6×6×9mm Tactile Tact Push Button https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06VY1WJ8Z/ 3.5-inch HDD 6-32...

The Lebula screen is an awesome little IPS screen I found on Amazon. It supports all the Raspberry Pi's or can be used as a desktop monitor. I just needed a way to make it stand aesthetically-- so here it is! No supports needed. 2 versions are...

Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ Enclosure. Important Note: This enclosure is specifically designed for wall mounting. It's intended use is as a SteamLink device, meaning it does not support GPIO, camera outputs or microSD card replacement easily. The...

You'll find everything you need to finish your project here! ... Check out this link: https://bendercrusoeblog.blogspot.com/2020/04/mini-playstation-2-raspberry-pi-zero.html Have a blast!

I'm a huge fan of NES Pi Zero controllers and wanted to give creating a SNES version a shot. Unfortunately, two of the screw holes are placed in a way that prevents the Pi Zero from being flush with the front of the controller, so the ports end up...

I incorporated additional text onto Bocklar's original cover.

I recently received an update from Sigismond0, the creator of the original model. He has now included support for his model, so go ahead and use it! I initially printed the original model three times, but unfortunately, the screwholes consistently...

*This is designed to work with a heatsink* You should print the pieces in the orientation that they already are in. You need 8x M3 screws (4 works with less stability). Screws of similar size will also work because they cut their own threads. ...

My retropie arcade case I made that will fit in the small dimensions of my printer! ... Buttons and Joystick - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M2X88QP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

If you need any of these items, here's where to find them: Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Motherboard 16GB Micro SDHC Memory Card 8-Inch HDMI Male to Female Port Saver Anker PowerLine Micro USB (3ft) - Durable Charging Cable Apple 5W USB Power Adapter wall...

You can find all the details at https://sites.google.com/view/nullgelinteractive/retropie-outlet

Want to make a RetroPie without the bulky arcade cabinet? Its got to be portable! And better cost less than $50. ... Well here is my version of an all inclusive box for the RetroPie