Raspberry Pi 4b Case for Ultra Thin ICE Tower in passive mode

This is a Raspberry Pi 4 Case with compatibility for the “GeeekPi/52Pi Ultra Thin Ice Tower Cooler” as a passive cooler. If you dont overclock the Pi, this is way more than enough cooling already, so I ditched the fan and made this instead. You can just clip the grill in the lid if you want to use a fan with it however.

It is compatible with the regular M2.5 standoffs the cooler comes with, but also fits any regular Pi4 and your preferred cooling solution if you use 4 of the printed spacers provided in this repo if you just like the aesthetic of it.

Comes with a slit for the DSi cable in the main body and either either a closed lid with no access to the GPIO or an open one. But there is a twist, the closed lid has a hollow channel, allowing you to cut it open with a craft knife should you print a closed lid and find out later that you do indeed need GPIO access. No need to reprint the lid! (See last picture)

You can also print the optional VESA mount to mount the Pi to a regular monitor if you need to.

BOM:

• 4x M2x12-20mm SHCS or BHCS for mounting the Lid
• 4x M2.5x4mm SHCS or BHCS for mounting the Pi
• Alternative for spacer mount: 4x M2.5x8mm SHCS or BHCS + 4x M2.5 Nuts
• Optional for VESA mount: 2x M3x4 Heatset inserts + 2x M3x6 FHCS

Print with at least 3 walls and 4 Top/Bottom Layers, without supports, and turn shrinkage compensation ON. This is modeled to real-world dimensions, so it might not fit if you dont. The general fit is already tight not to make any more bulky than necessary. PLA *might* be ok, but I would at least go with PETG just to be safe.