
Raspberry PI 4 Case
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All of the pieces are in their optimal orientation, so it would be better if you did not change this.The G-codes are for print times only, please slice your own. (It's for your own good!)I have included a .3mf file for support reference.You will need:A fan: ~ 47.6 mm X ~ 47.6 mm x ~ 10 mm (not perfectly sure on the dimensions, so feel free to measure the cutout.)8 6-32 screws: head dai. : ~ 6.4 mm length: ~ 16.5 mm1 mm dai. optical fiber: length: ~ 83.9 mm (3.3 in) ASSEMBLY:Step 1:Put your PI in the bottom. Use whatever screws you can find to hold that fits and threads into the plastic holes.Step 2:Put the front on. use two 6-32 screws, there are no nuts. The case is designed so that the screws thread into the plastic. Step 3:Do the same on the back.Step 4:Put a fan (if you want one) and the optical fiber (if you want that either) in the top. Step 5:Use Hot-Glue or something similar to secure the other end of the optical fiber cable near the power indicator light on the back of the PI (Mine isn't hot-glued because the glue got removed)Step # the last one:Put the top on the rest of the assembly and screw it in with 4 more 6-32 screws. Again, NO NUTS.TA DAAA!!!! You can now hit it with a hammer.
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