Raspiado enclosure

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These Covers Are For the Raspiado - The USB That Fits Your Raspberry Pi as Seen On Kickstarter, So If You Want To Put The Raspiado And Raspberry Pi B in an Enclosure, These Parts Are for You. Printing Instructions: I orientated The Cover with the Flat Surface on The Print Bed and Used Supports. I printed Using PLA at .25mm Layer Height with Only One Shell (wall) and 2 Surfaces (Top and Bottom) at a 20% fill. Assembly Instructions: Raspiado with Raspberry Pi B: Use 2x M2.5X12mm Male/Female Hex Standoffs And 2x M2.5 Nuts, and Attach Them to The Raspiado Board As Shown in the Exploded View Picture. Then Use The Included Screws to Fasten The Raspiado Board to The Raspiado Cover. If The Holes of The Printed Raspiado Cover Are Smaller than About 2mm or .07 Inches In Diameter, You Can Use a Drill Bit, 2.05mm or 5/64ths to Drill the Hole Larger. The Screws Will Form the Threads in The Plastic. If You Wish You Can Tap the Holes with an M2.5x.45 tap Tool. Place The Raspberry Pi B on The Standoffs As Shown. Place The Raspberry Pi B Cover over The Raspberry Pi B, and Then Fasten With The Screws. Raspiado with Raspberry Pi B+: Place The Raspiado in The Raspiado Cover By Using 3x M2.5X12mm Male/Female Hex Standoffs And Thread Them into The Raspiado Cover. If The Holes of The Printed Raspiado Cover Are Smaller than About 2mm or .07 Inches In Diameter, You Can Use a Drill Bit, 2.05mm or 5/64ths to Drill the Hole Larger. The Screws Will Form the Threads in The Plastic. If You Wish You Can Tap the Holes with an M2.5x.45 tap Tool. Then Place The Raspberry Pi B+ on Top of The Metal Hex Standoffs As Shown In The Picture. Before Installing The Raspberry Pi B+ Cover, Use One M2.5x6mm Screw to Hold The Raspberry Pi B+ in Place, Using the Hole In the Corner Near The Micro USB Connector. Place The Raspberry Pi B+ Cover on The Assembly and Then Use 2x M2.5x6mm screws To Fasten The Covers Together