The ButterPi Case is for a Raspberry Pi Model B. My friend received a Raspberry Pi as a late Christmas present and said, "Hey, Chuck, you like making needlessly complicated things. Would you make me a case for my Pi?" There are five printed components in the model which are assembled after it arrives. Assembly instructions are in the video posted above. Each part may have residual build powder in the mating channels. Attach each part individually and work it back and forth several times to remove any residual powder before final assembly. The mounting peg is sprued near the mounting hole on the front of the base unit of the model. It can be removed with an Xacto knife or by simply snapping it off.

I wanted to create a dice set with a nonstandard form and produced the Top dice set. Each of the standard gaming dice has been converted to top form. For pictures of each die, please visit the Top Dice Set page.

This dice set is based on plants found in my native Michigan. You can view images of each individual die at the Botanical Dice Set page.

This is not available as a decader set as the combined file was too large. If you would like a decader d10 for this set, it is available here.

I designed this set to appear to be cloth surfaces stretched over frames. Pictures of each individual die are on the Stretcher Dice Set page.

A d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20. These roll best in stainless steel, but look nice in any material. If you are looking for a great way to carry my dice, please check out the Chainmail Dice Bag (http://www.shapeways.com/model/114719/chainmail_dice_bag.html) by WelshDesigns.

I wanted to create a dice set with a nonstandard form and produced the Top dice set. Each of the standard gaming dice has been converted to top form. For pictures of each die, please visit the Top Dice Set page.

I designed this set to appear to be cloth surfaces stretched over frames. Pictures of each individual die are on the Stretcher Dice Set page.

A d4