thingiverse octopi case 3d models

I just sliced a part away so you can connect to the GPIO contacts...it's the same as this one https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2334119 The USB cable in the picture is connected to the printer, I needed the GPIO ports for https://www.lisiparoi.com/...

... boards. ...To accommodate a heatsink on the RAM, there's an opening at the bottom of the case. Secure the case with M2.5 x 12mm screws. The stand is slightly taller than the original and the case easily snaps into place; to remove it, simply unclip it.

it's identical to this one https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2334119 The USB cable in the picture is plugged into the printer, I required the GPIO ports for https://www.lisiparoi.com/ I've updated the case to accommodate M3 or M2.5 bolts through,...

The OctoPrint system using a Raspberry-Pi provides an intelligent intermedirary between a slicer, in my case Cura, and a 3-D printer, like my Solvol SV-06. This is a very popular set up. However the 3-D printers will use the 5V from the USB cable...

 There is a slider included that snaps into the case that is used to slide the Raspberry Pi 4 case onto the 3d printer frame. ... Also included is a clip that is intended to be printed from TPU and may be used to easily press the case onto an aluminum...

added some height to the case to allow for heatsink as not tested but old case would make it very close to the lid based on the stock heatsink you can buy, for the lid i made some holes where the heatsink should be so it can vent. ...Also changed bottom...

Due to the size constraints inside the case, I could only add the standard Pi fan (30mm-30mm-10mm). The case is designed around a Raspberry Pi 3(2). This was mainly designed as a case to sit alongside my 3D printer. ...Although, it can be used for...

This is a revamped version of my previous case design, tailored specifically for the Pimoroni HyperPixel 4.0 screen. I've also incorporated support for a fan and ventilation to enhance airflow. Due to space constraints within the case, I opted for...

I printed a custom case designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi, featuring the same original 7-inch LCD screen. This system was built to work seamlessly with the OctoPrint print server. ...Using pet-g material, I achieved a 15% fill rate to optimize...

In this orientation, the only support needed is inside the holes for the recessed screw holes on the lid and on the recessed nut holes on the bottom of the tray part of the case - which popped right out using Cura's default support settings. You can...

The case fan hole accommodates a 30mm fan. Please note that this is still a work in progress, and it may not function properly as it hasn't been thoroughly tested yet. I'm a complete novice when it comes to cad software, so bear with me if there are...

I was looking for touchscreen with  an On/Off Button and I ended up with designing my opwn desk case for it Print all parts.Use a soldering iron to press the inserts into the frontpanel.put he screen into the casePlace the small button on...

If you need a nice case for your Raspberry Pi 4 B that has a slot for a camera and a fan, that also snaps together, try this! This takes a 30 x 30 x 7mm fan, but should also accommodate slightly deeper ones too. Three versions of the top case are...

You can use it however you like - turn it into a Pi case for your Raspberry Pi and transform it into a control center for your 3D printer. This innovative device is built around the power of the Raspberry Pi and a 5-inch GPIO HDMI touch screen. To...

......If you're looking for the smallest case for Raspberry Pi with Waveshare 3.5" Touch LCD with out too much additional add-ons, this will be the ideal one to fit in both. Come with PCB support fixture. To keep LCD same height for matching LCD cover.

you might want to widen the holes for the screws with a drill (depending on the printing quality you select) or (as I prefer to do) before assembling anything to the case, use a blow torch to warm up the screw brackets and screw in the screws to...

M2,5 nut Assembly: assemble case as shown on pictures. you might want to widen the holes for the screws with a drill (depending on the printing quality you select) or (as I prefer to do) before assembling anything to the case, use a blow torch to...

Before assembling anything to the case, use a blow torch to warm up the screw brackets and screw in the screws to gently form a thread inside the brackets. Let it cool down for a few seconds and undo the screw again. 4. Snap rail clips into printer...

I remixed the top from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3572030 to have access to the Raspberry Pi Zero's header pins (I wanted to add a filament runout sensor to my Ender 3 Pro which has already a BLTouch installed).

- `top_v2.stl` - original top - `top_v2_+2mm.stl` - 2mm thicker - `top_v2_+3mm.stl` - 3mm thicker - `top_v2_+2mm_noinserts.stl` - 2mm thicker with insert holes filled for M3 screws (no inserts necessary) - `top_v2_thicker.scad` - the OpenSCAD file...

Just a quick OpenSCAD hack of the original top_v2.stl to make it fit my WaveShare LCD (A) screen, which is somehow 1.x mm thicker than the one used in the original design.top_v2.stl - original toptop_v2_+2mm.stl - 2mm thickertop_v2_+3mm.stl - 3mm...

Original part here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3103425 The orignal design works well, but I am running the Adafruit 3.5" TFT display and the bezels on the top cover don't line up well with my setup. ... This cover is designed to mount to the...

An Ender 3 Max remix of the Creality Ender 3 Pro - Raspberry Pi 2/3/4 + LCD Enclosure by eoyilmaz. A modified version for the Ender 3 Max using Tinkercad. Fits great, add a fan on top of the pi for extra cooling. Note: Drill an angled hole for...

Octopus Housing Solution for Waveshare 4 Inch HDMI Display and Raspberry Pi System.

Just give them a 90 degree turn so they lie flat on the bed.

I used the original design for months but wanted to set up a second printer so I remixed it and added bigger cutout to make all 4 USB ports available.

This is a test thing. The model was created with Morphi! Check out http://www.morphiapp.com to see what you can do. In Morphi, anyone can make 3D printable models using touch on the go - no WiFi or mouse needed. Get it free in the App store at...

Experimenting with printers led to this creation. It features effortless printing without support structures and rapid production when desired. ...This prototype was achieved at a 5-meter-per-second speed and an incredibly low 0.3 layer height.

Supplement for Flyinbear's Keyboard Box, don't redesign the main object (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2404068) because it was easier to print the supplement and glue it with chloroform (for PLA).