Wall/Vesa mount for Raspberry Pi with HAT
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Basic holder for mounting your Raspberry Pi with HAT to a wall. Remixed.
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I usually mount my Raspberry Pi to a wall, or ceiling or inside a larger electronics box. It helps when you can just screw them in. When I found @fjkraan_104181's model https://www.printables.com/model/73131-vesa-mount-for-raspberry-pi for mounting to a VESA monitor I decided to edit the SCAD file to work for mounting a Raspberry Pi when it has a HAT installed. In this case you need to bolt it to the back and you need a bit of a spacing for the bolt head.
I didn't need the VESA, because I just want to screw it to a wall. So I made it smaller, but you can easily edit the SCAD file to work with VESA again.
The model was printed in PLA with 100% infill and takes about 30 minutes to print on the 0.20 mm layer height speed slicer setting for a Prusa mini+. No support needed when you print it upside-down.
The screw holes for mounting to the wall are setup for m2.5 screws (I used m2.5x12mm screws, works fine) but again, you can easily edit this in the SCAD model.