Raspberry Pi B+ Foot Base

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Printing is straightforward when you're working on a simple Raspberry Pi project. Follow this design for easy results: print it once and you'll be done. Turn the finished product over, add some nuts to the bottom and secure the board with screws. You're ready now. Base features a 5mm diameter mounting hole that comes in handy when needed. Instructions First, use your printer to create a model using ABS or PLA materials at 20% density settings. When the printing process is over, flip the result over so that you can install the screws. If it's been printed with a glass surface facing up, it's worth knowing how this works - now the shiny surface will face upwards, and that's perfectly normal. You'll want to attach your Raspberry Pi board securely using double-sided tape at the bottom of the project for added stability. If you need more security or thicker support for your device, it might be a good idea to go with some additional thick adhesive tapes instead.