Raspberry Pi / Arduino Case

Snap-lid cases for Pi and Arduino boards

One solid body, no colors. Works with every slicer.

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Case

For GPIO cables and jumper wires.

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Add space for a HAT, shield or heatsink with fan.

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About this generator

Pick your board and print: the case has openings for power, video, USB, network and the SD card.

How to use

  1. Pick the board.
  2. Add vents and a header opening if you need them.
  3. Print the case upright and the lid as exported.
  4. Screw the board onto the standoffs with M2.5 (Pi) or M3 (Arduino) self-tapping screws, then click the lid on.

Printing tips

  • Check the cut-outs against your board revision before a long print.
  • Add headroom for a HAT or an active cooler.
  • PETG or ASA handles a warm Pi 5 better than PLA.

Helpful guides

Frequently asked questions

Does the Pi 5 need a fan?

Under sustained load, yes. Add headroom for the official Active Cooler and choose the honeycomb vents.

Which boards are supported?

Raspberry Pi 5, 4, 3 and Zero, and Arduino Uno and Mega. Check the cut-outs against your board revision before a long print.

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