Summary

Bishop Fox edition of the NinTastic - a Nintendo-style case for the Raspberry Pi.

Instructions

The NinTastic case for a Raspberry Pi prints in 3 pieces that can easily snap together:
1. Top
2. Bottom
3. Flap

First, print all 3 pieces (top, bottom, and flap).

Insert your Raspberry Pi into the Bottom piece. Raspberry Pis can be bought here:
- Amazon.com: Raspberry Pi Model B Revision 2.0 (512MB)

You may want to add black rubber feet to the Bottom piece, like those found here:
- Amazon.com - Self-Adhesive Rubber Feet Black Bumpers 0.5" x 0.14" (pack of 100)

Carefully attach the Top to the Bottom. Start from the back and work your way to the front for sliding in the little snaps that will hold the Top and Bottom together. I suggest fitting in the corners in this order:
1. Back – HDMI side
2. Back – non-HDMI side
3. Front – non-HDMI side
4. Front – HDMI side

Order to connect top to bottom

Carefully slide the Flap into the Top, line up with 2 holes already in the Top piece.

Done by printing face up (with rafts and supports), and pausing print at 96% to switch out filament for different color. As soon as it starts to print the NinTastic logo, pause the printing. Guide on doing this:
- MakerBot Discover Quick Tip: Print Pausing – YouTube

Face up for 2 colors (with rafts and supports):
Standard Quality – 32 min (pause at 96% 30 min to switch color for logo)
High Quality – 1 hr 3 min (pause at 96% 1 hour to switch color for logo)

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