Raspberry pi minimal mount for the horribly impatient

prusaprinters

There are many Raspberry Pi cases out there, printable and for sale, and few are as awesome as Sneak's modular snap-together design. Seriously, just print his, it's fantastic.However sometimes you just want a RasPi case right now and don't want to have to think.This is for you. I designed this because I was impatient and needed something to hold my Octoprint RasPi on the side of my MK3S, and I really didn't want to wait for long prints. I figured I'd get around to printing a proper case at some point, but that was over 2 years ago, and I only just recently pulled the RasPi off the side of the printer as I had the printer in an enclosure and long hot prints didn't seem like the best environment. (I printed Sneak's case for that)But if you want a case that prints super quick and happen to have M2.5 hardware on hand, this might just be a winner for you.FAQQ: But I don't have M2.5 hardware.A: Bummer.Q: How do I mount this to my 3030 rails?A: M5 screws and my fully printable drop-in T-nut.Q: I don't have M5 screws.A: bummer.Q: can I print M5 screws?A: Sure, I guess?Q: If this is mounted to the side of my MK3, won't stuff like filament and such fall on it?A: Yep. Hasn't been a problem for two years, though.Q: It's ugly.A: Not really a question, and not inaccurate, so go print Sneak's version.Print settings:Duh, impatience is key here, 0.3mm draft mode all day long. Since you're impatient, I've got this already sliced for the MK3 and Mini, the fastest of which only takes 37 minutes. * Yes, the Mini can print 0.3mm just fine, I do it most of the time, not sure why PrusaSlicer only goes up to 0.25mm.Bridges might look like crap, but this is an impatience print, not a Benchy.