Pi Tray - Mini-rack - Part II Finish the design with the Pi Tray, Top Panel and Front Cluster Panel 2 March 2025 1 minute read By Kevin McAleer Share this article on Table of Contents Pi TrayPi Tray 4Pi Tray 2-3 & 5Cluster PanelSTL filesFree Course Tags: Raspberry Pi cluster mini-rack Difficulty: beginner Category: raspberrypi 3ddesign Home Blog Pi tray mini rack part ii Pi Tray - Mini-rack - Part II Finish the design with the Pi Tray, Top Panel and Front Cluster Panel 2 March 2025 | 1 minute read | By Kevin McAleer | Share this article on Videos For every project I create, I often make a corresponding YouTube video. Sometimes, there might be more than one video for a single project. You can find these videos in this section. Explore more through these this dedicated videos. In Early February 2025 I started work on my own Raspberry Pi 10” Mini-Rack. In this part 2 of the mini-rack project, we will finish the design with the Pi Tray, Top Panel and Front Cluster Panel. Pi Tray The Pi tray holds the Raspberry Pi in place with 4x M2.5 nuts and bolts. There are two versions of the Pi Tray, one for the Raspberry Pi 4 and one for the Raspberry Pi 2,3 & 5 (the Ethernet connector is swapped top to bottom). The Pi Tray is designed to be mounted on the front cluster panel. Pi Tray 4 Pi Tray 2-3 & 5 Cluster Panel STL files To keep all the project files in one place - I’ve update the original Mini-Rack Project Page with the new STL files for the Pi Tray and the Top Panel. You can download them from there. Free Course There is a free course available for this project. You can find it here: Mini-Rack 3D Design Tutorial Learn 20 Kevin McAleer Liked this article? You might like these too. Pi 10 Inch Mini-rack A mini-rack is a great way to keep your equipment organized and easily accessible. Installing and Using DeepSeek-R1:1.5 on a Raspberry Pi with Docker We explore its features, pros, cons, and why it's a disruptive innovation challenging ChatGPT and Gemini. Gamepad & BurgerBot Build a Raspberry Pi Pico powered bluetooth remote control for your robot 10 Projects for your Raspberry Pi Pico If you've just got a new Raspberry Pi Pico and you're looking for some inspiration, then you've come to the right place. Here is a collection of projects that you can build with your Raspberry Pi Pico. Raspberry Pi Telegraf Setup with Docker "Learn how to set up Telegraf on your Raspberry Pi with Docker to monitor system metrics and integrate with popular time-series databases like InfluxDB or Prometheus." Setting Up Dynamic DNS on a Raspberry Pi for Self-Hosting Learn how to configure Dynamic DNS on your Raspberry Pi to enable easy remote access and self-host your WordPress, Ghost blog, or other web services.
Pi Tray - Mini-rack - Part II Finish the design with the Pi Tray, Top Panel and Front Cluster Panel 2 March 2025 1 minute read By Kevin McAleer Share this article on Table of Contents Pi TrayPi Tray 4Pi Tray 2-3 & 5Cluster PanelSTL filesFree Course Tags: Raspberry Pi cluster mini-rack Difficulty: beginner Category: raspberrypi 3ddesign
In Early February 2025 I started work on my own Raspberry Pi 10” Mini-Rack. In this part 2 of the mini-rack project, we will finish the design with the Pi Tray, Top Panel and Front Cluster Panel. Pi Tray The Pi tray holds the Raspberry Pi in place with 4x M2.5 nuts and bolts. There are two versions of the Pi Tray, one for the Raspberry Pi 4 and one for the Raspberry Pi 2,3 & 5 (the Ethernet connector is swapped top to bottom). The Pi Tray is designed to be mounted on the front cluster panel. Pi Tray 4 Pi Tray 2-3 & 5 Cluster Panel STL files To keep all the project files in one place - I’ve update the original Mini-Rack Project Page with the new STL files for the Pi Tray and the Top Panel. You can download them from there. Free Course There is a free course available for this project. You can find it here: Mini-Rack 3D Design Tutorial Learn 20 Kevin McAleer