Game Night Timer — Raspberry Pi 3 / 4 / 5 Case (LEDs + 16×2 LCD + Button + Buzzer/Speaker)

I designed these printable cases for my Game Night Buzzer YouTube series—a DIY, one-button, chess-clock-style timer for board and card games. Press the button, your turn ends, the next player’s countdown starts. These enclosures fit Raspberry Pi 3 / 4 / 5 / Pico and make room for status LEDs, a 16×2 I²C LCD, a front button, and either a piezo buzzer or 3.5 mm speaker output (depending on the build you choose).On game night, do you have that friend or family member who takes way too long on their turn? This project adds a visible countdown (LEDs/LCD) and an audible alert at zero—so play keeps moving and arguments go away.Part selection: Choose the base that matches your board:Pi 3 basePi 4/5 basePico baseThen pick a lid for your build:LEDs + buzzer + button: RPi-Lid-LEDs-Button.stlLCD + buzzer + LEDs: RPi-lid-LCD-Buzzer.stlLCD only (no buzzer): RPi-lid-LCD.stlProject Links:Episode 1 - Game Night Timer with LEDs: https://youtu.be/0G3-ISume2oEpisode 2 - Game Night Timer with LCD Screen: https://youtu.be/WSQV_xoQzLMEpisode 3 - Game Night Timer with Bluetooth Speaker: https://youtu.be/rIc2U7KOW9kEpisode 4 - Game Night Timer with Raspberry Pi Pico: https://youtu.be/uNjdEHFaG68Prerequisite Raspberry Pi Setup: https://youtu.be/tftyvWMs-1wGitHub Code for Raspberry Pi 3/4/5: https://github.com/carolinedunn/game-night-buzzerGitHub Code for Raspberry Pi Pico:https://github.com/carolinedunn/game-night-timer-pico