Case for RPi with openlogo and Legofeet

Design by HansH

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A low profile case for the Raspberry Pi with sloped edges. Large open logo so the pcb board is visible and an open bottom frame with LEGO feet. The pcb board is clicked in the bottom part. The USB connector will stick out the front.
Along the side of the GPIO connector there are some holes, so it is easy to cut out, in order to get a flatcable out.
Case consist of 1.4 mm walls which makes it more expensive but is far more solid
It fits my production RPi perfectly. There still can small variations depending on the placement of the components. If you would like to purchase this, please note that if it does not fit, understand that I cannot and won't give a refund. Minor adjustments can be done with an exacto knife if it doesn't fit exactly.

cm: 12.36 w x 9.08 d x 1.6 h

in: 4.866 w x 3.575 d x 0.63 h

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jlevine says:

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That is an awesome RPi case - looking forward to seeing photos

January 19, 2013, 5:48 am

HansH says:

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The board also clicks on the bottom part, so you can use it always without the top part. Let me know if it fits, or give your suggestions. That way I can adept it to make it better... I have the design files (and source) of a public version on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:16104 But that is less detailed as this one, because of the limitations of reprap printers... With Shapeways you have far more details and possibilities.

November 19, 2012, 5:03 pm

arcanemethods says:

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Great! On Order. I'd like to see a variation that splits the top into two sections where the section over the expansion header is removable. That would be something that is doubly unique. :-) I'll wait until I see what I get to be more specific.

November 18, 2012, 9:47 pm

HansH says:

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Yes, I made some holes to the side of the expension header, to make it easy to cut out and get a long opening for a cable. But never tested it.... don't have a cable so I can't show it on a picture.

November 17, 2012, 9:32 am

arcanemethods says:

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Is that a ribbon cable slot next to the extension header? If so I'm in in a heartbeat because that would be a unique feature and one I need. If so, again, it would be a good idea to show a picture of it with the cable attached and the case closed.

November 15, 2012, 11:33 pm