Honeycomb Raspberry Pi 5 Case for 52Pi PoE+ M.2 NVMe HAT
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A ventilated 3D-printable Raspberry Pi 5 case designed specifically for the 52Pi PoE+ M.2 NVMe HAT, with full port acces
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I designed this case for a Raspberry Pi 5 running the 52Pi PoE+ M.2 NVMe HAT. The goal was to make something that looks clean enough for a desk or home lab while still giving the Pi and NVMe drive plenty of airflow.
The case uses a large honeycomb ventilation pattern across the top and front, along with additional side ventilation to help keep everything cool. All of the important Raspberry Pi ports remain accessible, including Ethernet, USB, GPIO, and the other external connections.
It is especially useful for compact home-server, NAS, self-hosting, IoT, and general Raspberry Pi projects where you want PoE power and NVMe storage in one clean enclosure.
Features
Designed for the Raspberry Pi 5
Designed around the 52Pi PoE+ M.2 NVMe HAT
Large honeycomb ventilation areas
Full access to Ethernet and USB ports
Access to GPIO and other important connections
Supports an M.2 NVMe SSD through the 52Pi HAT
Clean two-color design
Compact footprint for desks, shelves, and home labs
Designed with 3D printing in mind
Easy to customize
Source Files Included
I am including the editable CAD files so you are not limited to the original design.
Included files:
STL files for printing
STEP files for editing in most CAD programs
Fusion 360
.F3Dfiles for full modification of the original design
Feel free to modify the case for your own hardware, ventilation layout, ports, colors, mounting setup, or other Raspberry Pi projects.
Suggested Uses
This case works especially well for:
Home servers
Raspberry Pi NAS builds
Pi-hole / ad-blocking servers
Home Assistant
Docker servers
Self-hosted services
IoT hubs
Networking projects
Maker-space projects
Always-on Raspberry Pi systems
Printing
The case is designed to be straightforward to print. For the look shown in the photos, use two contrasting colors such as white and blue.
PLA, PETG, or similar materials should work well for most setups. PETG may be a good choice if the Pi will be running continuously in a warmer environment.
Check the individual parts in your slicer before printing and orient them for the cleanest visible surfaces.
Hardware
This model is designed around:
Raspberry Pi 5 + 52Pi PoE+ M.2 NVMe HAT
The Raspberry Pi, HAT, NVMe SSD, fasteners, and other electronics are not included with the model files.