Pi 4 Minimal Skeleton Case

There were no small, or skeleton cases on Thingiverse for the Pi 4. I grabbed a set of calipers, and designed this case for it. It is specifically designed to hug the dimensions of the case very board tightly, and only requires four M2 x 10mm bolts to put together.

This case has an optional hole ( and a filler ) for a 30x30x10 mm 5V fan. Since it's designed to VERY tight tolerances, slight differences in pick-and-place positioning may have an effect on how this fits your Pi4.

I am willing to make edits/changes on request, just ask in the comments.

This thing was made with Tinkercad. You can modify and make edits on a copy at:

https://www.tinkercad.com/things/chMv7vzZkCD

Also, if you make this case, please post your prints! I'd love to see how they came out.

Print instructions

Unassociated tags: pi 4, pi case, raspberry pi

Category: 3D Printing Summary

There were no small, or skeleton cases on Thingiverse for the Pi 4. I grabbed a set of calipers, and designed this case for it. It is specifically designed to hug the dimensions of the case very board tightly, and only requires four M2 x 10mm bolts to put together.

This case has an optional hole ( and a filler ) for a 30x30x10 mm 5V fan. Since it's designed to VERY tight tolerances, slight differences in pick-and-place positioning may have an effect on how this fits your Pi4.

I am willing to make edits/changes on request, just ask in the comments.

This thing was made with Tinkercad. You can modify and make edits on a copy at:

https://www.tinkercad.com/things/chMv7vzZkCD

Also, if you make this case, please post your prints! I'd love to see how they came out.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

LulzBot

Printer:

TAZ 6

</div>Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

200 micron

</div>Infill:

20

Filament: eSun PLA Green

Notes:

Best printed at 0.15 - 0.25 layer sizes, infill 20%, 2 perimeters.

Use base supports only, the fan holder is tricky to bridge.