DotNote LED Matrix Case
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Custom 3D printable case designed specifically for the DotNote project - a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W LED matrix message
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DotNote LED Matrix Case
⚠ AI-Enhanced Description
Custom 3D printable case designed specifically for the DotNote project - a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W LED matrix message display.
Features
✅ Perfect fit for Raspberry Pi Zero 2W
✅ Accommodates MAX7219 LED Matrix (8x8x4 modules)
✅ Space for optional buzzer
✅ Cable management channels
✅ Screw mounting assembly
✅ Two top options: IKEA Skadis mount or flat desktop version
✅ Clean, minimalist design
What's Included
• Case bottom
• Case top
- Skadis mount (for IKEA pegboard system)
• Case top - Flat (for desktop use)
Required Hardware
• Raspberry Pi Zero 2W
• MAX7219 LED Matrix Display (4x 8x8 modules)
• 6x M2.5 screws
• Standard GPIO buzzer (optional)
Print Settings
Layer Height: 0.2mm
Infill: 15%
Supports: Yes (minimal)
Material: PLA
About DotNote
DotNote is an open-source LED matrix message display project that lets you show scrolling messages controlled via a web interface or API. Perfect for door signs, notifications, and creative displays.
Project Repository: https://github.com/SebasPinto/DotNote-py
Assembly
- Print all parts (choose Skadis or flat top)
- Mount LED matrix modules
- Insert Raspberry Pi Zero 2W into case bottom
- Connect wiring (see repository for wiring diagram)
- Secure top with 6x M2.5 screws
Mounting Options
Skadis Top: Hang on IKEA Skadis pegboard system for wall mounting
Flat Top: Place on desk or shelf for standalone use
Support
If you build this project, please share your makes! ⭐
☕ Support the project: https://buymeacoffee.com/sebaspinto
Part of the DotNote project - Making LED displays simple and elegant