Raspberry Pi 4 Case with Homematic RPI-RF-MOD

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THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS - I COULDN'T TEST IT YET - STILL WAITING FOR MY ADA4079 TO ARRIVE This is an easy-to-print case for the Raspberry Pi 4B version of my [Raspberry Pi 3 and Homematic RPI-RF-MOD] case. You will need: - 3x M2.5x6mm screws - [2x20 Socket Riser Header for Raspberry Pi](https://www.adafruit.com/product/4079) The Socket Riser is required due to the changed PCB layout of the RPi 4 compared to the RPi 3. The RPI-RF-MOD PCB hits the LAN port without it. Maybe I will design a version for the tall stacking headers in the near future, but this is the version I prefer. Print the parts, insert the RPi and secure it with two screws to the bottom part. Then, place the Riser Header on the GPIO pins of the Pi, install the RPI-RF-MOD, and close the case with the top. Insert the last M2.5x6mm screw into the square hole and secure it. One hole at the top of the case shows the Status LED (the bigger one), and the other is to press the reset button using a needle or a small, thin piece of material (maybe Clippy could be used). I highly recommend using small rubber bumpers with a diameter between 7-9mm on the bottom part to keep some distance from the wall/surface and not covering the venting holes. I designed a clickable insert for this square hole so you can make your own "stickers" on it. (or use the raspberry in the example). For this, please use the Nupsi.step as a starting point. Parts to print: - 1x Bottom_RPi4.stl - 1x Top_RPi4.stl (Top without venting holes) OR 1x Top_vent_RPi4.stl (Top with venting holes on three sides) OR 1x Top_small-vent.stl (Top with venting holes only on the long side facing up when wall-mounted) Optional: - Logo_example.stl or any of your own designs using the Nupsi.step as a mounting base