Raspberry Pi 3 (B/B+), Pi 2 B, and Pi 1 B+ case, 2020 mount with logo and deep base for standard screws

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The earlier version had a problem in that most mounting screws would contact the bottom of the raspberry pi board in the lower half. No wanting this, I remixed it in tinkercad. I added 3mm additional space for the screw heads in the bottom section and made the base 1mm thicker. This makes the case 4mm taller overall and the extra height should make it possible to use any standard M4 or M5 screws to mount it to your machine (I use the stainless steel button allen head screws I get over 4mm clearance between top of screwhead and rpi pcb). I made one base version with a logo on the inside (like the 'original'), made one with the logo on the outside and one with the logo on both inside and outside. I also wanted to mount the case with the usb ports facing me, so the 'original' rpi logo would be upside-down, so, I inverted the logo and also made a version with the logo sideways. I've included the 'original' top with the 'right way up' logo and the top with the gpio covered. From the other versions, screw lengths are as follows: 2-3 x hammer nuts (suitable for the screws below, M4 or M5 are probably best) 2-3 x screws fitting into your hammer nuts (holes accept M5 screws - length about 8mm) 4 x M2.5x6 for mounting the pi on the bottom part 4 x M3x20 for mounting the top part to the bottom part The holes in the rpi board are not suitable for an M3 thread, which is why M2.5 are stated. These screws are often found in laptops, you might have some spares. I hope this will help other in the same situation as me. Thank you to the original designers of the case.