Display cover (SimonSchober)
A PLA display cover in two versions, V1 stiffer than V0, that leaves the USB ports reachable while it is on.
What it takes
- 3D print
Difficulty 2 of 3 — moderate.
Details
SimonSchober made this because the existing covers did not suit him: two versions, V0 and a more rigid V1, printed in PLA with the top face down on the bed. The designer says there should be enough room to reach the USB ports with the cover fitted, and asks for feedback for future revisions.
Links
Open at Printables — ClockworkPi uConsole Display CoverRelated mods
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