ESRack - Module - Raspberry Pi 4 Model B with Generic heatsink
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Computers
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
I really liked the original ESRack system design created by @EvilProphet. Although it has mounts for many devices it lacked mounts for Raspberry Pi. Therefore I present one designed by me for this specific passive cooler that could be found at every corner electronics shop :D
Its clearances are a bit loose, but some electrical tape does the job.
The ESRack system includes components:
- Mounting Brackets - used to install unit in the rack, avilable in 3 sizes:
- Short
- Medium
- Long
- Device Modules - each module can handle a single device
Possible Configurations:
- [Mounting Bracket Short] + [Module] + [Module] + [Mounting Bracket Short]
- [Mounting Bracket Medium] + [Module] + [Mounting Bracket Medium]
- [Mounting Bracket Short] + [Module] + [Mounting Bracket Long]
- [Mounting Bracket Long] + [Module] + [Mounting Bracket Short]
- [Mounting Bracket Long] + [Mounting Bracket Long] (Blank Front Plate)
All modules were designed with very little clearance so installation of some devices may need to be pushed in by force.
Before you start printing the system, print the Connecting Block to check that you will be able to connect the modules.
I apologise that there are no detailed photos of the components after printing, but before assembly. It's because I decide to publish this project after fully assembling the racks.
All parts of by the original creator @EvilProphet ESRack system can be found here.
Assembling
To connect the each individual modules together, you need:
- 4x M4 nuts (DIN934M4)
- 4x M4x12 allen screws (DIN912M4x12-8.8)
Use standard rack screws and nuts for rack mounting.