waveshare epaper 3d models

Stackable case for extra HATs to be added on top of FLIRC's Raspberry Pi Zero case. I've included three case models plus USB-brigde-cover (for Waveshare's Ethernet / USB HUB HAT): *TEMPLATE - this is a basic piSlice case template to be further...

... match provided dimensions. There is a sketch picture with dimensions showing top view of the model for verification. --------------------------- Links: https://flirc.tv/more/flirc-raspberry-pi-zero-case https://www.waveshare.com/eth-usb-hub-hat.htm

Remix to remove logo from the frame and add spacious back cover since no back cover is provided anymore and the designs shown in the original are very thin and hard to work with. ... This is not a polished remix in any way, but is functional.

Support me: Buy Me A Coffee Currently there are two base types: * lower mount (soldering needed) * upper mount (no soldering) Currently there are two covers types: * slim (soldering needed) * large (no soldering) Please if you printed this give me...

Please give me a shout if you print this by uploading a picture of your print;) Modeled in Fusio360, printed with Prusa MK3 Note: This is not a standard fit. The wiring will be very tight to achieve a slim profile. Currently, it's a custom...

Support me: Buy Me A Coffee Please if you printed this give me a shout by uploading picture of your print ;) Not standard fit. The wiring will be very tide in order to achieve slim profile. ... -- Checkout second iteration of this case on shapeways ...

There are two types of covers available: slim and large. If you have printed this, please share a picture of your print by uploading it! Modeled in Fusion360 and printed with Prusa MK3. You can order the covers on Shapeways (without logo) at: *...

This angle type C cable fits perfect => https://www.amazon.com/-/us/dp/B081MSD21C You can print all components without any support!

Hi. This is a Case for my Caribou3D 320. I use Octoprint and i don't want to mount the Pi on my Printer front. I use a 75cm DSI Cable, no Power Cable or Drivers required. You need to mirror the holder. You need 3 wide Display holder and 1...

Helo. Enjoy :) Make it by myself to work. ...It was make on base of real one module

Modeled from actual part using calipers.Amazon link...https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B092VVCBQP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

Thanks to Ben Roe for laying out the foundation. I've refined the design by clipping off the excess with OpenSCAD to accommodate my 3D printer's compact build platform. ...Regrettably, I had to skip rounding the corners due to constraints.

My paper incscreen was shifted 2mm to the left and 1mm up, so I had to modify it. ...Additionally added the buttons.

this is a better button for https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3920904/files it allows you to tighten down the pi sugar fully to the back of the raspberry pi zero w

Sponsored by http://CALE.es the esp32 screen manager. This project is an expanded version of Menzenbach's e-ink display on Thingiverse. I was really impressed with his design and needed something larger to accommodate more electronics. The app...

Rotate the object 35 degrees around the X axis to align the face with the bed for printing. This design utilizes minimal filament, resulting in improved cooling and faster print times. The object is exceptionally light and stable. For optimal viewing...

I took a standard horizontal stand and crafted a customized version capable of holding the screen upright. ...This revamped design happens to be compact enough to easily slide into my printer.

I'm creating a custom case for a 3.5" touchscreen and Raspberry Pi B+, 2 and 3 from scratch. It's identical to ftobler's design, so I've labeled it as a remix. The backplate is attached securely to the bottom. There's also a plain version available,...

Update: the DC/DC Converter is now outside in an extra case for easier installation an handling.This case ist mounted on a Prusa bear upgrade, but it will fit on many others. The USB ports a accessable and there is also a cut for the csi camera cable...

To safeguard my e-ink screen in this build, I had to create a protective case. This specific design is tailored solely for the screen that comes with the HAT, not for any other builds like pawnagotchi. ...Initially, I printed it using an old PLA...

I was looking for a case to mount my Raspberry Pi 3 on my Ender-3 S1. I liked the design by aerandir14 (itself a modification of a design by SailllingStone), but there was a couple of things I didn't like -Access to the microSD card was a royal pain...

Thanks to Zuendy for its fantastic design, I've modified the backcase for rev. 1.2 (with square shoulder buttons) to include a lockable lid that allows easy access to the Raspberry board and battery without having to unscrew anything. Additionally,...

I've taken the OG version and pushed it even further. Every component is meticulously labeled, showcasing the materials used and arranged precisely as they were printed. For the most part, a .2 layer height and 15% infill were utilized to achieve...

I decide to make useful case for my waweshare 7" 1024x600 display with VESA mount

With this versatile layer, you can securely attach the camera using bolts directly onto a metal surface, entirely free from the risk of electrical short circuits. ...Remember to always wear an anti-static wristband while handling this camera to...

<p>I added a hood to shield the camera from drips and overhead sun glare. You should still site it in a protected area - it won't protect the camera from full rain unless you take extra steps to weatherproof it.</p> <p>I'm not using the mount in the...

Hello, this is remix of this project (good job!): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3679054 My lcd had higher lcd, so i decided to change front part by adding 2mm of height. I hope it can help. ... Have a nice day :)

<p>This model containing 4 parts</p><ol><li>Frame vertical - &nbsp;the frame itself</li><li>Hanger - &nbsp;to hang the frame on a wall. Separated part for easier printing. ...No support needed</li><li>Mounting plate - holding Raspberry Pi Zero and e-ink...