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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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Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

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:

  1. Closed off access to all ports EXCEPT the power/display ports.
  2. Added ventilation holes in the back for more airflow.
  3. 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.
  4. Added an area above the display, that if one chooses, can have text for various reasons.
  5. 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.

Tagi