This was designed so i don't buy anything else than what i had on hand, you will find a recap of what's needed down below.
The main concern when designing this was airflow : the RPI4 has a tendency to get pretty hot easily, mine was running around 55-60°C in a fanless case with just heatsinks, running 2 printers + octoprint (marlin prusa) + mainsail/klipper (ender 3 s1 pro) + klipperscreen +2 video streams.
With this case (and the fan on the 5V port because i didn't have the right wires on hand to plug it into the 3.3V) I attained a temperature around 31°C
I agree cable management could be better, but i didn't want to spend on extra hardware, adapters, etc…
Added a new lid for 30mm fans with a better air intake
You will need :
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I used PETG for this, I don't know if PLA would work, feel free to tell in the comments if you try it
| Box | As oriented in the picture (rear facing up) Use tree supports |
| Lid | As oriented in the picture (screws chamfer facing up) No supports needed |
I included the Gcode for a prusa MK3S using PETG with both pieces in the same file (fits the bed)
Just slide the screen + rpi in the box, attach the fan to the lid, connect it to the RPI and slide the lid behond the “top” brackets
Snap it into place (you may want to help the bottom tabs bend a little to avoid breaking them)
Side note : this is a WIP and I will maybe someday update this model to another version with better cable management (90 degrees USB outlet to hide cables in the back for example)
The author marked this model as their own original creation.