
Vỏ Case BTT Pi + TFT-35
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Details
- Model ID
- #414282
- Category
- DIY
- Published
Description
BTT Pi + TFT35 Desktop Case
This is a compact desktop enclosure designed specifically for the BigTreeTech BTT Pi v1.2 and the BigTreeTech TFT35 v2.1 touchscreen.
The display is mounted at a comfortable viewing angle while keeping the overall footprint small. Large ventilation openings provide good airflow, and all major ports remain easily accessible.
Features
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Designed for BTT Pi v1.2
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Designed for TFT35 v2.1 (TFT-35-SPI)
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Angled touchscreen for improved visibility
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Excellent ventilation for cooling
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Full access to Ethernet, USB-A, HDMI, USB-C and power connections
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Clean, compact desktop design
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Simple assembly
Compatibility
This model was designed and tested using:
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BigTreeTech BTT Pi v1.2
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BigTreeTech TFT35 v2.1 (TFT-35-SPI)
Other hardware revisions may fit differently.
BOM
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7× Heat-set inserts (3.5 mm OD)
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3× M2.5 × 5 mm socket cap screws (for mounting BTT Pi to bottom)
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4× M2.5 × 8 mm socket cap screws (for mounting top to bottom)
Print Settings
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No supports required for top. I printed bottom with snug normal supports for the port holes (threshold angle 15 in OrcaSlicer), but they may not be required. I punched out the supports with pliers.
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I printed them both on their bases (bottom on the build plate.)
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0.2 mm layer height recommended
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3 perimeters
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15–20% infill
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Tested with PETG
Assembly
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Press the heat-set inserts into the printed parts.
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Install the BTT Pi into the base.
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Connect the TFT35 ribbon cable and power cable.
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Route the ribbon cable and wifi antenna through the cable holes on the top
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Mount the display into the angled front housing. Use a dot or two of hot glue to ensure the screen doesn’t fall out or budge.
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Secure the top to the enclosure using the M2.5 socket cap screws.
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Print spec
- Formats
- stl
- Model files
- 2
- Total size
- 5.2 MB
- Largest file
- 4.6 MB











