pimCase - transforming pimoroni tufty 2350 Case
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The most important things about a cyber deck are durability and usability, and this case helps it do just that.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Portable Devices
- License
- Creative Commons — Public Domain
Overview:
pimCase is a 3D printable enclosure for the Pimoroni Tufty 2350, and combines protective functionality with an innovative mechanical design.
Other than being a convetional protective case, pimCase is desinged to transform between a compact portable enclosure and a functional desktop viewing station.
Key Features:
Integrated Sunshade: A sunshade to help reduce glare and improve screen visibility in bright environments.
Folding Desktop Stand: A built-in folding support transforms the enclosure into an adjustable desktop stand.
Protective Enclosure: A multi-part housing protects the original Tufty 2350 case while maintaining access to its display, buttons, and parts.
Modular Construction: Individual components are designed to be separately printable, replaceable, and maintainable.
Integrated Space for Controller: The bottom stand contains a compartment for the Tufty 2350's I2C game controller.
Assembly:
First, lay the Tufty 2350 into the back case. Then lay the front case on top of both of them. The back of the Tufty 2350 matches the back cases' profile, and the button cut outs on the front case line up with the buttons on the Tufty. Then take two of the sliders and slide those into the top and bottom slot in the case. That is the case complete together. Then for the stand side, line up the circular holes at each end, and slide through a pin at either end. Place that whole assembly around the case assembly, and line up the pins with the holes in either side of the case and then insert them. Congratulations, you've assembled the whole thing!
My Goal:
My goal when doing this challenge was to take my CAD skills and try to apply them to a real client/customer/judge and see where I am at. I also do not have a 3D printer right now, so it would be cool if I won, but I'm happy just submitting this project at all.
Everything was done by me and no AI was use.