3D-Printed Raspberry Pi 5 Case for Pimoroni NVMe Base
Adafruit Blog
EDITOR BRIEF
A maker shared a dedicated 3D-printed case for the Raspberry Pi 5 with a Pimoroni NVMe base installed. The design uses small silicone dots from the parts kit as standoffs and is meant to fit one popular NVMe expansion option cleanly.
INSIGHTS
This shows how 3D printing can turn electronics parts into a tidier, more usable build. If you’re learning, try pairing a Pi project with a simple enclosure design and experiment with standoffs and fit before printing.
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