Orange PI PC Case with External mounts
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Remixed from the excellent design by powermos (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1565411) Working on the bottom shell, I added four extensions along the edges, allowing the case to be mounted on a plate or standing vertically. The top shell is identical to powemos' original design. This project could be useful for DIY enthusiasts who want to use the affordable OrangePi board for automation purposes (e.g., my current email-controlled thermostat solution requires a wall-mounted setup beside the boiler). The Sketchup model is attached, enabling users to customize it according to their needs. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Leapfrog Printer: Creatr Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 15% Notes: No supports are necessary; simply ensure the flat part is on the bottom, and it should print smoothly. I used Simplify 3D as a slicer with settings of 0.2mm layer thickness, 2000mm/min speed, and 15% infill density. The bottom shell took approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete using my Creatr HS printer. Designing This Project I employed Sketchup v8 to modify powermos' original model and corrected flipped triangles in Simplify 3D.
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