Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 Case with Large Stand for Raspberry Pi 5
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This model is for a Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 and a Raspberry Pi 5. With a larger stand and section for custom text.
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This display case is a remix from @IainWhite_2272023 called Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 case for Raspberry Pi 5. Please go check it out, it is a great model for many reasons and still provides access to a majority of the Raspberry Pi ports.
My Interpretation:
I have largely left the design alone. I was wanting a case VERY close to this one for a music control dashboard to launch playlists and such on.
The changes are as follows:
- Closed off access to all ports EXCEPT the power/display ports.
- Added ventilation holes in the back for more airflow.
- Added a cord cover panel that can be glued or double sided taped to the main body to strain relief the cord and help to prevent the cord from unplugging.
- Added an area above the display, that if one chooses, can have text for various reasons.
- Added a more sturdy stand with airflow access and separate alignment pegs.
Parts:
RPTD2 Main Body
RPTD2 Cord Panel
RPTD2 Stand
RPTD2 Stand Pin T (Top Pin | You will need to print "2")
RPTD2 Stand Pin B (Bottom Pin | You will need to print "2")
I recommend printing the main body and the stand with the 4 large holes facing down on the build plate.
0.2 layer height should do fine.
***Print is untested and may need some minor adjustments.***
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Original Creator's Description
Display case and stand for Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 and Raspberry Pi 5
I have not tested with a Raspberry Pi 4 - it might need some tweaks so if this design is popular I'll do one that fits a Raspberry Pi 4.
Easy to assemble - just use the screws that came with the display.
I printed on the back face with supports on the bridges. I thought that would require the least support. I could have avoided supports by designing differently but I was keen to keep the shell as a single piece.
If anyone has any better suggestions about how to print, please share.
And if you make this, please share photos. I love to think that other people are using my design.