Retro Raspberry Pi 3 Case (Printable)

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In Cura, I disabled top and bottom layer fill, then set infill to 26%. This resulted in a very airy case. I created a second, modified hood with wider gaps between the slits because my original ones were coming out bonded. I used M2.5 screws everywhere, along with extra washers, three on each screw, as spacers. No drilling was required for any holes. Raspberry Pi 3 case in a cute retro look package. This stylish design by McNugget is intended to be laser-cut, but I adapted it for 3D printing. Your results may vary. FROM McNugget's instructions: Please insert the back plate first and then use 1/4" nylon spacers for mounting the raspberry pi 3 to the base plate. Use two nylon nuts in the base plate and 12mm nylon screws to close the case. Be aware that the Raspberry Pi 3 does not have 3mm holes for mounting. The person who came up with this needs a long time to calm down! I drilled mine (yes, that means drilling out the holes in the pi board) to 1/8" to make my four nylon screws fit. Print Settings Printer: My 3D Printer Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 30%