Experience with custom 3D-printed Raspberry Pi cases?

I want a custom Raspberry Pi case. I found this open-source case design: https://github.com/marceloeatworld/OpenPiCase Has anyone used a service or printed open-source designs themselves? Any tips for modifying designs for Pi 4 or Pi 5?

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dougw 1 month ago +1

I have a 3D printer and lots of Raspberry Pi modules, but I don't print cases for them. I am worried that the heat from the Pi will cause the printed case to sag. I use metal cases for Raspberry Pi modules…
Robert Peter Oakes 1 month ago +1 suggested

there are plenty of options on printables and thingiverse with or without fans for cooling https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=pi+4%2C5+case&page=1 https://www.printables.com/search/models?q=pi+4…

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0 embeddedguy 1 month ago

If you are comfortable using CAD design tools than you can make your own Pi case all yourself and then use 3D printing service near to you. This way you would get to learn 3D printing. You can use tools such as Fusion-360, Thinker Cad, etc.
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0 embeddedguy 1 month ago

If you are comfortable using CAD design tools than you can make your own Pi case all yourself and then use 3D printing service near to you. This way you would get to learn 3D printing. You can use tools such as Fusion-360, Thinker Cad, etc.
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