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BTT Pi 2 + PiTFT50 v2.1 + quạt 40x10mm 5v — PROTOTYPE 1

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BTT Pi 2 + PiTFT50 v2.1 + quạt 40x10mm 5v — PROTOTYPE

Remix of Vỏ Raspberry Pi Model 4 kèm màn BTT TFT50 (2.0, 2.1) có ống dẫn gió By ShinobuTezuka_753055

By squirrelf3d

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Files 4 8.6 MB

  • Raspberry_pi3B_with_piTFT50_2.0_CASE_rev3_1768394801.stlSTL · 2.7 MB
  • BIGTREETECH_PI2_with_piTFT50_2.1_CASE_rev3_1768394802.stlSTL · 2.8 MB
  • BIGTREETECH_PI2_with_piTFT50_2.0_CASE_rev3_1768394804.stlSTL · 2.7 MB
  • m2.5_washer_with_sidewall_1768394806.stlSTL · 350.1 KB

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Model ID
#199907
Category
DIY
Published

Description

untested (Once beyond prototype stage STL will be released for free)

Four M2.5 screws (unknown length, likely M2.5x6 or so )
Four M3x6 to M3x12 (sandwiched piece)
Two M3x8 (maybe M3x6) (rear case)
Two M3x6 (foot)
Four M3x12 (fan)

Four M3x17 standoff (supposedly included with screen)

5v fan - 4010

- add screen to frame
- add the sandwiched printed piece
- secure the screen with screws (M2.5)
- add ribbon cable
- secure the sandwiched printed piece to the front case with M3 screws (M3x6 to M3x12)
- add pi and secure to the screen using the 17mm M2.5 standoff as screws
- connect ribbon to pi video connector.
- route the USB C power port now as it  may be easier than later (plus the USB C connector may actually not fit through the hole once closed)
- if you want the rear foot, install it now, and secured with two M3x6 from inside the rear case (but check as it may possibly stay in place without screws)
- install 5v fan, secure with M3x12 screws, and wire it to GPIO
- carefully place the rear case and secure with 4 middle screws M3x8 (if that doesn't work, try M3x6)

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Print spec

Formats
stl
Model files
4
Total size
8.6 MB
Largest file
2.8 MB

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