Raspberry Pi Plate for Desk Prototyping
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Minimalist Pi mounting plate for prototyping.
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
I didn't want my Pi to slide around on my desk all the time so I made this. I didn't like the ones I found online because I wanted something very minimalist.
The pins the Pi rests on are 6mm in diameter. This is the same as the mounting pad on the pcb. No components get damaged.
I add one support pin in the front center because the Pi really wanted to bounce around when you applied pressure onto the usb-ports.
In the rear I designed a cutout for better access to the sd-card slot.
The M2 hex nuts are inserted form the bottom. I pulled them all the way in by tightening a screw before mounting the Pi. This might not be necessary depending on your printers tolerances.
hardware required:
- 4x M2 nuts
- 4x M2x6 screws (any head, except countersunk)
- 4x M2 washers (optional)
relevant print settings:
- 0.2mm layer height
- 0.4mm nozzle