The Raspberry Pi is versatile, affordable, and packed with features that make it an excellent fit for 3D printing. You can use your Pi to monitor your printer remotely, set up automated tasks, and ...

Looking for a next project with the Raspberry Pi Pico? Well, how about 3D printing a mechanical keyboard!

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If you want to give your Raspberry Pi a clean and functional home, 3D printing a case is one of the easiest and most satisfying upgrades. There are thousands of designs out there, but these seven ...

William Gibson might have come up with the idea for the cyberdeck in 1984, but it’s only recently that technology like desktop 3D printing and powerful single board computers have enabled hac… ...

Click 3D Printing. Select OctoPi from the list of options. Click OctoPi Stable. Back in the main Raspberry Pi menu, click the Choose Storage option. Select the SD card you want to install OctoPi on.

Reddit user “willy_mcBoner” has posted images of his awesome Raspberry Pi 3D printed cyberdeck providing inspiration to all those looking to build their very own. The first time build is ...

This spits out a nice little 3D printed case for the Raspberry Pi, which looks really nice in that bottle green colour. Plus, no new plastic was required for this little project which is always great.

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts with access to a 3D printer may be interested in this awesome Apple //e Raspberry Pi 3 case created by Thingiverse member “adesz88”.

Snazzy Labs has reimagined Apple’s 1984 Macintosh with a 3D-printed shell, Raspberry Pi 3B+ core, and a 10.5-inch display.