Hi David, thanks! I have already created laser cut acrylic enclosures for the form factor of Rapberry Pi 0 and 3B/3B+ using the free and open source software OpenSCAD. You can see a photo at the end of the article and you can find the schematics at GitHub: https://github.com/AnaviTechnology/anavi-cases/tree/master/anavi-play-p…
If you don't have a laser cutter you can uncomment the line that starts with linear_extrude in the scad files to make the enclosure 3D and print it on a 3D printer.
These acrylic enclosures are quite simple. I am not a good designer and as a developer OpenSCAD is easier for me than any of the modern fancy 3D GUI tools. It would be great if anyone can make a whole case with plastic button caps :)
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Thank you for the feedback. I am glad that you find this article useful. With the described approach for a simple gamepad you will not need Bluetooth.
Hi David, thanks! I have already created laser cut acrylic enclosures for the form factor of Rapberry Pi 0 and 3B/3B+ using the free and open source software OpenSCAD. You can see a photo at the end of the article and you can find the schematics at GitHub:
https://github.com/AnaviTechnology/anavi-cases/tree/master/anavi-play-p…
If you don't have a laser cutter you can uncomment the line that starts with linear_extrude in the scad files to make the enclosure 3D and print it on a 3D printer.
These acrylic enclosures are quite simple. I am not a good designer and as a developer OpenSCAD is easier for me than any of the modern fancy 3D GUI tools. It would be great if anyone can make a whole case with plastic button caps :)