Summary

A simple case to give some protection too and hold a Raspberry PI computer board.

Thanks to Lee for the loan of the Raspberry PI and photos.

Instructions

I have printed the case on a Makerbot Thing-o-matic using Replicatorg.

The case attempts to hold the Raspberry PI PCB and so it is quite a tight fit. Don't try and force the PCB into the case or you may damage the Raspberry PI :(

The stand-offs should hold the Raspberry PI PCB, but depending on the accuracy of your printer may need a small amount of modification after printing.

Please note that the model may not print correctly if Replicatorg isn't used, so check the output before printing using something like Pleasant3D to view the generated g-code.

I have added a v2 STL file that hopefully corrects the manifold errors in the first version of the model. This should now slice correctly in Slic3r.

I have added a version with mounting tabs so that I can mount the RPi onto things more easily.

Simple Raspberry Pi Case