Raspberry Pi case with holes for M3 screws

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Raspberry Pi cases often utilize screwless designs that may result in poor adhesion between top and bottom sections, necessitating a perfect fit which is difficult to achieve with consumer 3D printers. Seeking a more reliable solution, I discovered SKL's Raspberry Pi Case with Hex Bolts (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:77499), but was not satisfied with the screw size. Thus, I decided to create my own design based on lincomatic's model (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:24945). Using a RepRap Mendel for printing and requiring M3 screws of 25mm length to securely fasten top and bottom sections together, I adapted the source SCAD-files. Additionally, the file raspberrypi_logo.dxf from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:16104 is needed to compile the case with a raspberry logo; place it in the same folder as the SCAD-file for successful compilation.