Stackable Raspberry Pi/s

Extendable and Stackable Raspberry Pi Model B Holder

Single Raspberry Pi

• Electronics
   1 - Raspberry Model B (B+, 2, 3, 4)
   1 - Micro SD card
   1 - 30x30x7mm 5v fan
   1 - Official Power Supply
• Stack Structure
   1 - Bottom Plate
   1 - Top Plate
   4 - M3 x 5 mm pan head screws
   4 - M3 x 24.5 mm hex stand offs
   4 - M3 cap nuts
• Pi Mounting
   4 - M2.5 hex nuts
   4 - M2.5 x 4.5 mm tall hex stand offs
   4 - M2.5 x 5 mm pan head screws
• Fan Mounting
   4 - M2.5 x 16 mm pan head screws
   4 - M2.5 hex nuts
   1 - [OPTIONAL] 30x30mm fan grille

Multiple Stack Raspberry Pi

• Single Stack Raspberry Pi contents
• For every Pi after 1
  •  Electronics
      1 - Raspberry Model B (B+, 2, 3, 4)
      1 - Micro SD card
      1 - 30x30x7mm 5v fan
      1 - Official Power Supply
  •  Stack Structure
      1 - Mid-Plate
      4 - M3 x 24.5 mm hex stand offs
  •  Pi Mounting
      4 - M2.5 hex nuts
      4 - M2.5 x 4.5 mm tall hex stand offs
      4 - M2.5 x 5 mm pan head screws
  •  Fan Mounting
      4 - M2.5 x 16 mm pan head screws
      4 - M2.5 hex nuts

Assembly Instructions

• Single Raspberry Pi
  1. Attach Pi to Base Plate
     1. Insert the 4 M2.5 x 5 mm pan head screws into the Raspberry Pi Mounting Holes
     2. Loosely attach the M2.5 x 4.5 stand offs to each screw on the pi
        • DO NOT TIGHTEN THEM YET
     3. Insert the M2.5 x 4.5 stand offs (male end) into the inner set of holes in the
  2. Base Plate
     1. Using 4 M2.5 hex nuts, put a nut on each stand off and fully tighten them
     2. Fully tighten the M2.5 pan head screws used to mount the pi
  3. Build Top Plate
     1. Using 4 M2.5 x 16 mm pan head screws and 4 M2.5 hex nuts, attach the 30x30x7mm fan to the plate with the fan blowing down
        • Depending on the length of wire on the fan, you can rotate the fan 90 degrees to take slack out of the wire
  4.  Build Stack
     1. Using the M3 x 24.5 stand offs, put a stand off's male end into the outer set of holes in the Base Plate (each corner)
     2. Use a M3 Cap Nut to Loosely secure each stand off
     3. Use the M3 pan head screws to attach the top plate, with the fan closest to the pi, to the 4 M3 x 24.5 mm stand offs
• Multiple Raspberry Pi's
  1.  Follow Single Raspberry Pi's Instructions
     1. Between Steps 3 and 4, do the following for each node
        1. Build Mid-Plate
           1. Attach Fan
              1. Using 4 M2.5 x 16 mm pan head screws and 4 M2.5 hex nuts, attach the 30x30x7mm fan to the plate with the fan blowing down
                 1. Depending on the length of wire on the fan, you can rotate the fan 90 degrees to take slack out of the wire
           2. Attach Pi
              1. Insert the 4 M2.5 x 5 mm pan head screws into the Raspberry Pi Mounting Holes
              2. Loosely attach the M2.5 x 4.5 stand offs to each screw on the pi
                 • DO NOT TIGHTEN THEM YET
              3. Insert the M2.5 x 4.5 stand offs (male end) into the inner set of holes in the Base Plate
              4. Using 4 M2.5 hex nuts, put a nut on each stand off and fully tighten them
              5. Fully tighten the M2.5 pan head screws used to mount the pi
           3. Build Stack
              1. Loosely attach M3 x 24.5 mm hex stand offs to each corner
        2. Attach Mid-Plate/s
           1. If you have more than 1 Mid-Plate, attach them to each other
              • Ensure they are all orientated the same way
           2. Tighten each node's M3 x 24.5 mm hex stand offs as you build them