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Case for Rpi5 + NVMe bottom + MacArthur HAT
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(2024-06-11, 08:48 PM)SVKitten Wrote:
(2024-03-22, 06:52 PM)Boatingbaileys Wrote:
(2024-03-21, 09:17 PM)SVKitten Wrote:
(2024-03-15, 09:36 AM)Boatingbaileys Wrote: Adds 3d printer to amazon basket.......

I'll print you one Mat.  Any colour as long as it's white.

Mike D

That would be amazing - thanks!
I haven't forgotten you Mat but my printer isn't playing ball with this design or rather my skill in printing needs some work.  Hopefully the warmer weather and some new nozzles will sort the problems.

That would be great - Thank you.
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Hi,

Thanks for sharing this case design.

It seemed to work and fit, but I had to make some adjustments to get it to fit with the case closed.

I'm using a RPi 5, with Pomoroni NVME BASE, MacArthur with the power module, and also the RTC battery for the RPi 5.

Unfortunately, I had to grind off a bit of what looks like feet on the bottom where the NVME Base sits as there was not enough clearance for the screws that mount the Pomoroni NVME Base to the RPi 5.

Since I had already printed it. it was easier to use my Dremel to grind a bit to make it all fit than to try to adjust the design and reprint. Wink

The grinding caused a bit of a problem with two of the cover screws, but in the end, I was able to make it fit together.

Perhaps make some adjustments to this? It may need a few more venitilation holes also. I haven't evaluated it under use yet.

Again, thanks for sharing your design!
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(2024-03-26, 10:45 PM)Dillingsuk Wrote: Kism I'd be interested in one if you're offering a printing service?

(2024-04-03, 10:12 AM)Kism Wrote: Hi there! Sure thing I will soon come with a finished product, with an updated design. The current one has a lot of weak points and so is not as durable as I wanted (:
It will be available in May.
Cheers

Did you ever make any progress with the updated design that you mentioned?

Thanks!
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