Raspberry Pi Zero 2 and ZeroCam Camera Case

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I created this design to fill a need for a printed case for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and the ZeroCam camera module. This Pi enclosure case also incorporates to a GoPro mount so you could use it with similar accessories. It's perfect to place next to, or attach to a 3D Printer and use with OctoPrint. UPDATE - 7th January 2023 Added the following additional Front Cases 1. RaspberryPiZero2-ZeroCam_Case-Front-SM-IO.stl - Small cut-out for IO Headers 2. RaspberryPiZero2-ZeroCam_Case-Front-LG-IO.stl - Large cut-out for IO Headers 3. RaspberryPiZero2-ZeroCam_Case-Front-Pi-Logo.stl - Raspberry Pi logo for vent UPDATE - 3rd September 2022Version 1.1 (Files with v1-1)Change Log: Improved 'lip' between front and back halves makes it a more secure fit Compatibility: This Pi case design has been tested with only the following devices. It should work with the original Zero, but please let me know if you have tried it with a different model. The camera I used is a PiHut ZeroCam. If there are other similar camera modules with different dimension, let me know so I can accommodate for it. * Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W * PiHut ZeroCam - Camera for Raspberry Pi Zero Features Houses Raspberry Pi Zero and the ZeroCam Camera Snap-fit screw-less case in two parts using holes in PCB Uses compatible GoPro mount. Should also work with Module Mounting System by HyVye. Ventilation front back and sides Adequate space for heatsink for Raspberry Pi Zero 2 14mm x 14mm x 6mm High resolution STL mesh If anyone finds any problems (dimensionally or otherwise) post them up, so I can fix the model. Thanks. Compatible Printable Mounts for 3D Printers If you are using this case and your Raspberry Pi for Octoprint, you might like to check-out these 3D printer mounts: Ender 3 S1 pro handle with GoPro Mount for OctoPrint - Thingiverse Ender 3 Mount for Camera with GoPro mount - Thingiverse Ender 3 / v2 / pro GoPro Rail Mount - Thingiverse Ender 3 Rail Camera Mount - Thingiverse Instructions Print the Front and Back case halves Optional: recommend 5mm Brim Assembly Place the Pi, with Camera module attached, in the case front half. Align PCB holes with the print standoffs. Gently press the Camera housing into the space provided so it just protrudes out-of-the front of the case Place the back half over the front, being careful to position the Pi ports in the case holes provided The camera cable will need to bend to fit inside the case Press the two halves together until they snap-fit together Credits Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W by Hasanain Shuja was used in the mockup render. Raspberry Pi logo. Experimental Design Disclaimer This model has been designed for a specific use case, it has not yet undergone extensive testing so use it at your own risk. Constructive feedback is appreciated.