12 designs
Raspberry Pi cases to 3D print
Snap fit cases for the Raspberry Pi 5, Pi 4 and Pi Zero, with every port cut out. Adjust the walls and vents before you print.
12 designs
Snap fit cases for the Raspberry Pi 5, Pi 4 and Pi Zero, with every port cut out. Adjust the walls and vents before you print.
Two parts: a base with standoffs and port cutouts, and a snap-fit lid with an engraved ring and logo. The back wall carries engraved text.
Two parts: a base with standoffs and port cutouts, and a snap-fit lid with a logo engraved in a ring.
3D-printable four-motor rover chassis: a 180x120x4 plate with four half-saddles at the corners, BTS7960 and ESP32 standoff pads, a 150x60 battery tray with s…
Two-part Arduino Nano case shown assembled: the snap-on lid sits closed on the base with its lip inside the cavity. The base has a USB end cut-out and side s…
Two-part Heltec WiFi LoRa 32 V3 Meshtastic case shown assembled, sized to the real 50.8 x 25.4 mm board. Posts sit between the two pin-header rows, the USB-C…
Two-part enclosure for the Arduino UNO Q (Uno form factor, 68.6 x 53.3 mm): a base tray with four standoffs and a USB-C opening, plus a lid with a locating l…
Two-part Raspberry Pi 5 case sized to the 85x56 mm board: a deep, hollow, rounded-corner base with a 2.5 mm floor, four tubular standoffs, clearly cut port o…
Two-part snap-fit case for a 38-pin ESP32 dev board, with rounded outer vertical corners, a USB-C end opening, an optional vented lid and a lid lip with sphe…
Two-piece Arduino UNO enclosure shown assembled: a base with board standoffs, USB and DC jack cutouts, snap windows and a raised text label on the right side…
Project enclosure sized for a standard full-size breadboard (165x55 mm) with 4 screw posts, an optional end port cutout and an optional separate screw-down l…
Two-part Raspberry Pi Zero case shown assembled: the lid is flipped and seated on the open-top base, with its rim inside the cavity and its snap bumps in the…
ESP32 DevKit project box with a USB-C cutout, four standoffs, optional cable gland holes on one short wall and a separate snap-fit lid.
Each case is modelled around the board's mounting holes and port positions, with a lid that snaps on without screws.
Fork a case to add vents, change the wall thickness or make room for a HAT, then download the STL.