Rasberry Pi Computer Case
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This is very small portable case for your rasberry pi, this also has place for a screen and keyboard.
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
I made this because I always wanted a cute, portable laptop; it seemed fun to make a case for it, so I did! What this is solving is a way to make the Raspberry Pi portable, so you can use it on trips to connect to bigger screens for playing movies or running servers, etc. For this to actually work, you will need a display, a custom-designed PCB to make this keyboard and its keys to actually work, a trackpad, and of course a Raspberry Pi (make sure it is the one that matches these outputs). Inside this model, the keys are given, but you will have to print multiple of them because I didn't want to keep multiple duplicate files in the printable. There are only two main parts: the big case (which is all one piece) and the keys for the keyboard.
BOM for the electronic components
-Rasberry Pi 4 $67.50 (Their are many that can work with this case just make sure it has the same outputs in the right placee
-Inland 3.5 Inch TFT LCD Touch Screen Monitor $20
-The mini touchpad $39.95
-Your custom keyboard pcb (not a definite price)
Assmembly Instructions
1. Print mainbody 1 and mainbody 2 together and make sure its alligned (the hinges specifically). I didnt give it in the same file because technically it's not connected
2. Get all the materials (including desinging the pcb for the custom keyboard)
3. Put the screen inside the place for it and let the wires just connect to the pi
4. Put the rasberry pi inside nad make sure the ports match the holes in the model
5. Connect it to the trackpad by soldering
6. Add the keyboard pcb on top and connect it to a custom mesh so the keycaps fit
7. Connect it all to the rasberry pi and your done with all the parts
Print profiles
I don't know the exact print profiles because I have never had or used a 3D printer, but based on some online sources, this print should use a 0.2mm layer height with 3 to 4 walls (about 1.2mm to 1.6mm thick) and 20% to 30% infill. Use a 5mm to 8mm brim on the large bottom and lid pieces to keep the corners flat on the bed.