Case for Raspberry P i- 3.5" HDMI Touchscreen for Ender 3, Tevo Tornado, Ender 3 pro etc- Octoprint- UPDATED

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<h1>9/21/2019 UPDATE</h1> I have upgraded two fan case styles by adding a hole that extends all the way through to the back of the fan instead of having ventilation holes behind it. Mounts for various printers are available: ================================================== In addition to updating the fan cases, I also added three new mounts. One is designed for 4040 extrusions and two others work with 2020 extrusions. * v3_piCaseMount_TopBolt_Fixed.stl: This is a 4040 bolt on mount that works with the Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro, and other printers using 4040 extrusions at the base. It requires 2 or 4 M5 x 12mm screws and 2-4 M5 t-nuts for mounting. * v1PiCase_STraightBoltOn_2020_sideMounts: This mount uses 2 M5 x 12mm screws and two M5 t-nuts. It is designed to be mounted on the side of a printer's base. * v2PiCase_angleBoltOn_2020_sideMounts: This is similar to the previous mount but with an angled design. It requires printing standing up with supports on the build plate. I haven't printed these mounts yet, so they are untested. I would appreciate any feedback from users who try them out. I will post pictures later. Thanks! <h1>9/20/2019 UPDATE</h1> After receiving some feedback in the comments, I went back to Tinkercad and added better ventilation to the case. I also included two versions of this model: one with the stylus already attached and one without. The specific touchscreen used was the "Uctronics 3.5" HDMI TFT LCD Display with Touch Screen." Note: I made a lot of different versions of this case trying to get it to a point where I was satisfied with how it looked. If there are any problems with the case, let me know. I couldn't find any cases to fit my Uctronics 3.5" HDMI touchscreen case for my Octoprint setup, so I decided to make my own. All the cases I found on Thingiverse would only fit a touchscreen connected to the Pi via the GPIO pins. So I ended up remixing some nice designs I found on here to come up with this solution. When I made this, I was very new at 3D modeling, so please excuse how rough it is. It's rudimentary but works well. The case slides onto a mount that can be attached to the side of an Ender 3 or other printer. The stylus will snap into the clip snugly, and you could glue it to the side of the case if you wanted. Note: If you have any problems with the case being too snug when sliding onto the mount, try using a little force or even a small rubber mallet.