Raspberry Pi Case Stackable

thingiverse

For one person, a single slice of pie should suffice; however, if you've eaten all the slices, here's some help. Check out these case options on Thingiverse: [link 1](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2808762), [link 2](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:682673), [link 3](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:289712), and [link 4](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:288365). You can find the cases available on 3Dagogo: [link 1](https://www.3dagogo.com/3dagogo/designs/natkoPI2modBplusCase), [link 2](https://www.3dagogo.com/3dagogo/designs/natkoPI2modBcase), and [link 3](https://www.3dagogo.com/3dagogo/designs/natkoPI3modBplusCase). To print, assemble the base plate and end plate for two pie slices. If you're greedy, print the link plates to accommodate more slices. Assemble the pieces before sliding in the case, which should lock them together. Print settings include no support, 2 walls, 30% infill, 0.3 layer, and a 0.46 nozzle on your printer. Be cautious of key way curling; slowing down the print or using a touch of filing and super glue can help. The pictures shown are straight from the printer without any touch-ups.