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Overview

The Pi Stand is a single-piece 3d printable holder for Raspberry Pi 2, 3b, 4b and 5b based computers.

It features four raised mounting points that can be used to attach the Raspberry Pi using 4 M2 screws.

The stand is tilted to optimise the viewing angle of displays often included on pHats, such as the Pimoroni Grow Hat,Pimoroni Enviro+ Hat, and so on.

Download the STL files

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Pi 2/3b/4b/5b Stand

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Printing Tips

It’s best to change the orientation of the stand so that the ‘face’ of the stand is pointing straight down. See the picture below.

Cura screenshot

Glow

Enviro

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Type: project
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