At Computex, Fractal exhibited a mini-case for the Raspberry Pi. Since the brand’s aim was not to market the product as such, it chose to make the 3D files available so that you could reproduce the North Pi yourself. In a way, it’s a launch without a product!
North Pi: here are the files to print your own Raspberry Pi case!
With these files in your possession, you’ll be able to print small North cases for your favorite computer board. When finished, the case will measure 50 (W) x 96 (D) x 105 (H) mm. Although the choice of printing material is yours, Fractal recommends the use of PLA, wood and acrylic. The aim is to faithfully reproduce the case. However, if you don’t have any of these, you can print the above-mentioned elements – everything is supplied!
Internally, there’s plenty of room for your Raspberry Pi 5 or Radwa Rock 4C Plus. These are the computer boards tested, but the brand indicates that you’ll be able to fit 88×58 mm motherboards. Finally, the front panel features two 40×10 mm fans.
Now, to download the files, click here. What’s more, it’s free, and as they say, when it’s free, it’s cheap!