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Raspberry Pi Mounting Rack with Support for Power Supply and Network Switch

por Seth B en Thangs

This is 4x Raspberry Pi Holder with the ability to swap and power from within the case. I have looked and tested around and the model works with all standard raspberry pi's. YAY. I have been successful in mounting a raspberry pi 3b and a libre compute board (le potato), as they all use the same moun

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Archivos (7)
  • Bracket_1.stl STL · 289 KB
  • Bracket_2.stl STL · 142 KB
  • Bracket_3.stl STL · 23 KB
  • Pi_Casing_Quad.stl STL · 22 KB
  • Pi_Casing_Single.stl STL · 6 KB
  • USB_Power_Supply_Block.stl STL · 3 KB
  • tp-link tl-sg105.stl STL · 2 KB
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This is 4x Raspberry Pi Holder with the ability to swap and power from within the case. I have looked and tested around and the model works with all standard raspberry pi's. YAY. I have been successful in mounting a raspberry pi 3b and a libre compute board (le potato), as they all use the same mounting and size dimensions. I have also included links for used hardware at the end of the description. I have made mounts and parts to hold the USB power supply and network switch via a friction fit. The addons for the power supply and switch are their own stand alone parts so they can be added independently. To add them on I just welded them together with a soldering iron but glue would work just fine. I plan on adding active cooling with 60mm Fans via usb power in the future.

For the inserts I used the m2*2*3.2 sunk in with a soldering iron and m2x4 or m2x8 screws. You need 3 brass inserts and 3 screws per pi.

If you like the model please support, it took far too much filament to prototype this. The Original post for this model of mine is here - https://makerworld.com/en/models/566211 - if you want to support my work.

Parts I Used for this Project with links: Brass Inserts - https://a.co/d/6fekP9h Machine Screws - https://a.co/d/8tuqU6y USB Power Supply - https://a.co/d/cIherHH Network Switch - https://a.co/d/gTnpXSF

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