The download below contains the .SVG design for a Raspberry Pi 1 model B+ acrylic case.
Here are some pictures of the case:
The next download contains the .SVG design for a Raspberry Pi 2 model B acrylic case.
Thanks to smartroad, you can also find design files for 3D printable cases at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1077472.
Thanks to NickRBrewer, individual 3D-printable parts for a whole RetroPie arcade cabinet can be found at Thingiverse, e.g., at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1016176.
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Sure, if you don’t mind, please credit @gangrif and @sunkthought for the alterations. They weren’t extensive, but did take us some time. We had to fiddle with line weights to get them right for the epilogue laser cutter.
May I use a section of that photo for a tweet about your design file? Alternative, I would be glad if you would send me another photo of your assembled case. I really like your enhancements.
Thanks! I will add it to the downloads section.
Here it is! Feel free to redistribute. It’s 99% your work anyway. ;)
https://www.undrground.org/sites/undrground.org/files/RetroPie-fixed.ai
Happily! Ive just cut the modified panels back into a single layout (I had 3 of them on my layout because I cut 3 at once). Once I get the files hosted somewhere, I’ll post a link.
Looks great! Would you share your design file(s)?
Well today I finally cut my cases. They came out awesome! Thanks again for the design! I modified it slightly to eliminate the game ports, as I am using USB controllers, I replaced them with Vents.
This is awesome. I just wanted to say thanks for your work on this. I’m in the process of getting materials together to cut a few cases out at work. I’ll let you know how they turn out.
Unfortunately, no. It only works for version 1 of the Raspberry Pi model B(+). I have not created a case for the RPi 2 myself so far.
and what about Raspberry Pi Zero? ;)
I am looking at “http://www.customlasercutting.com/”. Did you end up making one?
This design should work for the rpi2, correct?
where can we get one pre-made?