1 / 19
Raspberry Pi 2/3 Set - with Pi-hole OLED Hat — image 1
1 / 19

Raspberry Pi 2/3 Set - with Pi-hole OLED Hat

Order a print of this model

We calculate the final price from your selected file. You review and accept it before payment.

Saved on this device.

I originally got into 3D printing because I needed custom Raspberry Pi cases for Digital Signage and nothing available…

Rating
5 / 5
Likes
18
Downloads
184
Makes
3
Views
1,460
Reviews
3

Updated at source:

Model information

Category
Electronics
License
Creative Commons — Attribution — Share Alike

I originally got into 3D printing because I needed custom Raspberry Pi cases for Digital Signage and nothing available commercially met my needs. This remix started years ago, but I kept adding and changing it to meet the needs of my current projects and hobbies. The original cover was discarded and a new template was created along with the hats. The bases were modified to remove extra pieces and accept commonly available screws.

The Hats are easy to customize, and the tall version has room to use pin headers on both the pi and components mounted to the hat. This makes prototyping simple with easy-to-order parts that often have pin headers pre-soldered. Later, the short hat can be used for soldered connections and more polished appearances.

In the future I will link to my github repos with schematics/code to install a few fun systems. These include a KODI media center (solid top and vented bottom) and piHome with piHole/VPN/NodeRED (pictured with VPN LED and OLED on/off toggle).

Included:
Solid Base
Vented Base
Vented Base with VESA mounts
Solid Cover
Open Cover with Hat slot/screws
Blank Hat - Short
Blank Hat - Tall
Custom Hat - piHome

Screws:
Base : 4x #4 3/4" (Truss Head Philips shown)
Tall Hats: 2x #4 3/4" (Truss Head Philips shown)
Pi: 4x M2.5x4 OR M2.5x5

Credit to original VESA base maker: 0110-M-P https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:922740/attribution_card

EDIT:
I am posting these especially to help people who may be starting out where I did. The blank hats and solid cover all have solid surfaces on the top to make customizing them simple. It is a great learning experience to add your own logos, screens, switches, and components.......without having to deal with strange edges or too many foreign concepts in something like Fusion360.

It's a great feeling when you can point at something and say "I built that!" Nothing ruins that feeling faster than being asked why your invention has strange extra holes, or "Designed by Nilok" etched all over the case. I will continue to add to this collection, and I may add my logos to a few of my complete project sets - but the base set will always remain plain.

Print instructions

PETG or PLA - Post pics if you can beat the look of Galaxy Prusament!
-Black Cases in images are Galaxy Black PETG
-Silver Cases in images are Galaxy Silver PLA
-Mixed Cases in Galaxy Black PETG and Carmine Red PETG
Translucent PETG, like Carmine Red, allows LED Light to be visible outside of the case - this could be put to some amazing applications using multiple filaments

.2mm Layer Height
20% Infill - Grid

No Supports

(there is only 1 overhang in each Hat, and it has built in supports that are easily removed after printing in either material)

Tags