NinTastic - Nintendo Style Case for the Raspberry Pi

NinTastic - Nintendo Style Case for the Raspberry Pi

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The NinTastic Raspberry Pi case prints in three pieces that easily snap together: top, bottom, and flap. To assemble, first insert your Raspberry Pi into the bottom piece, which can be bought from Amazon. Optional, you may add self-adhesive rubber feet to the bottom for added stability. Then, carefully attach the top to the bottom, starting from the back and working towards the front, lining up the snaps. Lastly, slide the flap (with a different color NinTastic logo) into the top, aligning it with two pre-existing holes. For printing, the top takes approximately 1 hour and 46 minutes, the bottom takes 2 hours and 31 minutes, and the flap faces up for 32 minutes in standard quality or 1 hour and 3 minutes in high quality, pausing at 96% to switch filament color for the logo. Known compatible hardware includes a Raspberry Pi Model B, a Motorola Micro USB Charger (5V, 850mA), a Samsung 32GB or 64GB PRO SDHC card, an AmazonBasics High-Speed HDMI Cable, and an SNES Retro USB Super Nintendo Controller or Microsoft Xbox 360 Wired Controller for gaming. For portability, consider using a Vaultz Locking Acrylic Pencil Box to store the NinTastic case, a USB game controller, a Micro-USB power cable, and an HDMI cable. Additionally, decorate your setup with Sandylion Nintendo stickers in red vinyl and white vinyl.

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