arduino uno and two full size breadboard holder (also for the contest)
Thank you very much for the detailed models, but just as a PSA for other people: the Z heights of individual parts are way off.
some of my measurements:
- gpio pin length from pcb: 8.8mm
- plastic isolator around gpio pins: 2.7mmm
- cpu height 2.2mm
- RP1 and dram height: 1mm
- wifi can height: 1.8mm
- ethernet controller: 0.8mm
- ribbon connectors: 4-4.1mm
- power button: 3.3mm
- 4 big power filter caps: 1.2mm
- rest of power delivery area: 0.7-0.8mm
- uart/fan/rtc con.: 4.3mm
- large diode behind usb 2 ports: 2mm
* just found an official step file in the raspberry pi documentation. That probably has the actual dimensions. Don't trust my values (edited)
@printme_921216
Thank you for the input I will take a look at the step file and my real pi5 to get the dimensions as accurate as possible.
Could you crate the cooler as its own object/part?
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@print_byte you the best! Wasn’t half expecting anyone to look at this comment! I have now print two rather large copies and the cane out great. Time to make a large the cooler!! (@isthata3dprinter) is me on the insta if you wanna have a look. Thanks again for your dedication and hard work! 🙏
Happy to help.
Your prints look great. I love how you made all the chips and ports a different color.
how to keep it closed?
It should be held on by the clips on the back. This should do unless the case is upside down. I am working on a newer version so stay tuned.
Printed this Pi 5 case (with active cooler) to stop it being 'nude' on my desk in a sea of cables and other stuff.
I had to beak off the hinge closest to the reset button to close it, as it was interfering with the active cooler mount - but it still works just fine. Thanks @print_byte !
New model for the ender 3s1 releasing 12/4/24!
Slight delay from the original release date, due to me making an installation tutorial to go along with mod.