Weather Station (Desk Mount)
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DIY Weather Station Project With Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
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I made this model because I just recently started 3D Printing and wanted a simple way to monitor the temperature and humidity in my room.
What you'll need:
• A Raspberry Pi. (I used a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B however any similar single-board computer with GPIO functionality will do.)
• I2C 1602 LCD Display Module. (This is a 16x2 character LCD used to show values recorded from the sensor.)
• DHT 11 Temperature/Humidity Sensor. (This is the sensor used to gather temperature and humidity data.)
• 30AWG Wire-Wrapping Wire and a Wire-Wrapping Tool (This is preferred, however, you could use male/female jumper wires.)
• M2.5 x 10 Screws and Nuts. (I used nylon screws which set into the PLA nicely.)
• Double-Sided Mounting Tape. (Place tape on the flat upper region to mount under a surface)
• A 3D Printer to print Weather Station.