October 17, 2015
Description
This is an original design case for the Raspberry Pi. I have really got into the RetroPie and wanted to have a case for the Pi that looked more at home sitting under a TV screen. I didn't want to have wires and connectors popping out of the sides, so there is a cavity at the rear that allows access to the USB and Ethernet while directing the cables to the rear. This is the culmination of that design. I use the SNES controllers to control the emulators and wanted to have the ports on the front of the console, for that I am using PetRockBlog's RetroPie GPIO Adapter. Edit - 15/02/2016 Added new lid and insert for Open Source Media Center (OSMC).
The first design only had the SNES ports on the front, and while they work for me, some may not want them at all. So I made a 'plain' version of the case as well. Some time after I noticed a tweet on PetRockBlog's Twitter feed asking for a case that could also take their PowerBlock as well. So I designed the case to accommodate that as well. Unfortunately as the PowerBlock and GPIO Adaptor both use the same pins there is no SNES version (something that only occurred to me AFTER I spent 8 hours printing out a case lol).
Pretty much all the files have been updated (28/01/2016) with a number of improvements over the original - stand-offs are more robust, connector holes line up better and of course the PowerBlock version
Each case is made up of 4 or 5 printed parts.
If you want a SNES based case then print:
If you want a Plain based case then print:
If you want a Plain with PowerBlock based case then print:
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial
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