Raspberry Pi4 Case integrated with RMU Brace

I wanted to use OctoPrint with a Raspberry Pi4 I already had. I started with the pi4 case from this project https://www.printables.com/model/58012-raspberry-pi4-case-for-prusa-mk3s-with-dsi-opening. Soon, however, I added the MMU2S unit and also bought a Wedge-Group RMU-Mk3 filament buffer system. The brace on the RMU used the same mounting hole on the MK3S+ frame so it displaced my pi4 case.
This set me on a journey of finding another location for the Raspberry Pi4 case. This model was one of the stops on the journey. I took the original case mount (above) and integrated it into the RMU brace that attaches to the MK3S+ frame. My first version of this model ended up being a little too tight for the USB and RJ45 ports of the bottom of the Pi4.

This model is a revision of my first model and to extend the case another 40mm upwards to create more clearance for the connections on the Pi4. This version also created an additional hardware-less mounting point that uses the hexagon hole in the top-left z-axis mount on the MK3S+. This case puts the top (end) of the pi4 at approx. 68mm (2.68in) above the top frame of the MK3S+. 

More details on the hardware used for placing the pi4 in the case can be found at the base project linked above.

Other stops on this Pi4 mounting journey:
Remixed case with a mount to clip to the top of the MK3S+: https://www.printables.com/model/311213-raspberry-pi4-case-with-frame-clip-for-prusa-mk3s

My first RMU-brace model can be found here: https://www.printables.com/model/311226-raspberry-pi4-case-integrated-with-rmu-brace.