CASE for the Raspberry Pi + TFT LCD-Touch-Display 800x480 laser cut

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Assembly Video: https://youtu.be/wOMzah51rM0 German Instructions Below! The assembly of this Raspberry case is shown in the video. A 17.8 cm (7") TFT LCD touch display, with 800 x 480 pixels resolution, is used. The case is compatible with it. The special thing about this design is that the Raspi is mounted lengthwise. The USB connectors and network connector can be accessed from the outside. Additional openings will have to be made in the case to access other connectors, or you can use existing ones already included in the design. As an alternative, you can also add them to your plans. When using the Raspberry Pi as an OBD2 computer, the vehicle provides power directly via the Diamex-OBD-HAT (5V), which powers both the Raspi and the Foundation's touch display. Therefore, no additional power supply is included in this example. The front and back of the case are made from 3mm acrylic, laser-cut for precision. The aluminum pieces, or side frame, are made from 11cm long aluminum profiles GB77, provided by Fischer-Elektronik (www.fischerelektronik.de). After assembly, the case is very stable. An OBD2-HAT by Diamex is used in this example. Of course, you can also use other HAT hardware for the Raspberry Pi. (http://www.diamex.de/dxshop/PI-OBD-HAT-OBD2-Modul-fuer-Raspberry-PI) The case can be purchased here: http://www.diamex.de/dxshop/Profi-Gehaeuse-Bausatz German Instructions: The assembly of the Raspberry housing is shown in the video. A 17.8 cm (7") TFT LCD-Touch-Display with 800 x 480 pixels resolution is used. The housing is designed for this purpose. The special feature is that the Raspi is mounted lengthwise. The USB connectors and network connector are accessible from the outside. Other connectors may need to be routed separately. When using the Raspberry Pi as an OBD2 computer, power is provided directly by the vehicle via the Diamex-OBD-HAT (5V), which powers both the Raspi and the Foundation's touch display. Therefore, no additional power supply is included in this example. The front plate and rear are made from 3mm acrylic, laser-cut for precision. The grip pieces or side parts are made from 11cm long aluminum profiles GB77, provided by Fischer-Elektronik (www.fischerelektronik.de). After assembly, the housing is very stable. Here, an OBD2-HAT from Diamex has been installed. Of course, other applications for the Raspberry Pi can also be used. (http://www.diamex.de/dxshop/PI-OBD-HAT-OBD2-Modul-fuer-Raspberry-PI) The housing is available as a kit with individual parts: http://www.diamex.de/dxshop/Profi-Gehaeuse-Bausatz