Raspberry Pi 2 B Shelf Slide Bracket for Makerfarm i3v 10"

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After trying out several different raspberry Pi cases, I started thinking about where on my printer I might be able to attach it without having it just sit there on the table. It finally clicked that I could design a shelf bracket to slide over the wood on the left side & have the P/S support it without needing any additional hardware. I've printed about 3 hours with it sitting there, and so far, it's stayed in place quite well. I haven't decided yet where to put the PiCam, but I'll add it to this design later. I also added 4 wire tie holes on the end if you want to keep your cables organized. I used http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:402498 as a guide for the size of the board. I see that there's a version available for the Pi 2 now, and it looks like it didn't exist before. Instructions Print out the Bottom & Top Plate or modify the openscad file to suit your needs. I set the height of the top plate so you can barely see the red light, so I wouldn't be staring at that brightness constantly. There's a version 1 & 2 of the bottom plate available. Version 1 is a bit tighter, which may require some sanding or filing. With the top plate in place, it's pretty stable with version 2 bottom plate. Print whatever width cover plates you want to using the STL files, and adjust the len variable in the Pi_i3vTopCover_V1.scad file.