Electronics cases you can 3D print: Raspberry Pi 5, ESP32 and e-paper
Board cases are built from the board's published drawing: outline, mounting holes and connector positions. Small differences between board revisions and clones are common, so check the port openings against your own board before printing, and print the lid first if you are unsure.
Raspberry Pi 5 case
Two-part Pi 5 case: base with screw bosses and port openings, vented lid screwed on with M2.5.
ESP32 enclosure
Base and vented snap-on lid for the ESP32-DevKitC V4: board on two ribs, micro-USB opening, no screws.
2.9 inch e-paper enclosure
Shell with a screen window for a 2.9 inch e-paper module on its driver board, and a lid with 2 M3 screws.
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