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Armor Case Raspberry Pi Mount for Original Prusa MK3S+ Frame

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Raspberry Pi mount for the Prusa MK3S+ frame that works with heat sink type cases, such as the Sertronics Armor case.

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This is a Raspberry Pi mount for the original Prusa MK3S+ that works with heat sink type cases, such as the Sertronics Armor case or the Joi-It Armor Case or any other case of this type. It works with Raspberry Pi 3 and 4. You just have to have the right case respectively.

If you use a Bear frame check out the Bear version of this mount.

Updates

V2 - 2024-03-25: New version with a hook at the top for more stability against material creep or pulling on the power cable.
Both versions are totally fine to use.

 

Features

  • Works with Raspberry Pi 3 and 4

  • Works with any type of Armor-style case that uses M2.5 screws. Just google “raspberry pi armor case”. All of them are compatible, including the actively cooled ones.

  • Short path between Raspberry Pi and the electronics case allows very short USB cables

  • STEP file available for easy remixing

 

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Description

Sourcing

1

Armor case for the Raspberry Pi (only top part needed)

Pimoroni, Amazon

4

M2.5x8mm Socket Head Cap Screws

Take from Armor case

2

M3x10mm Button Head Cap Screws or Socket Head

Aliexpress

 

Printing

Print with the hex pattern flat on the bed as shown in the screenshot below. 

  • Material PETG (or any solid material with better temperature resistance)

  • Extrusion width: 0.45mm

  • Layer height: 0.2mm

  • Perimeters: 4

  • Infill: 20%

  • Solid layers: 5 top, 5 bottom

 

Assembly

  • Secure the Raspberry Pi and heat sink to the printed part using the M2.5x8mm screws  from the Armor Case as shown.

  • Secure the mount to the back of the frame using M3x10mm screws as shown.

Additional Credits

Tagi