Raspberry PI 5 case

Ventilator cover for 80 x 80 mm fan. The fan cover can be glued in place. If the fan is to be replaced later, it can be removed and removed from the back without damage. A tolerance of 0 was used when designing the cover. Ideally, the print should hold without the use of glue.

The photo shows the logo of my home automation project. This logo is not in the STL files.

Main case with ventilation holes.
On the bottom of the box there are holes for countersunk screws to attach a 2.5" drive.

I used - SATA to USB 3.0 reduction Raspberry Pi 5 can be switched to USB boot mode. No need to use an SD card.

Cover with platform for RaspberryPi 5. USB platform is for micro USB 
reduction. I liked the possibility of disconnecting the USB without disassembling the box. Plus, the USB doesn't come out of the side. 

VBUS and GND from reduction are fed to the power pins of the Raspberry Pi. 
The front fan is connected to the power supply from the reducer via the DC jack connector. The fan is on 12V, but it is connected to 5V. Thanks to this, it has sufficient air flow for cooling and is almost silent. The fan always spins when connected to the power supply and does not depend on the raspberry.