I designed a frame to hold a 7inch touchscreen and Raspberry Pi5 so that my digital dashboard (I use Dakboard) looked cleaner and keeps the Pi and the ribbon cable safe.

The main chassis screws to the screen using the build in screen mounts.  This part is the main part keeping everything together, the rear cage then snaps on with magnets.  The front frame also snaps on with some magnets giving a strong and robust frame that is self standing.

There are plenty of ventilation holes on the top, bottom and rear to help prevent heat build up.  Iv had mine powered on for months now with no issues.

My particular screen has a brightness button on the top so i designed in a small button to use this feature while in the case.

Plenty of holes to run cables through to keep things tidy.

I appreciate these screens vary slightly so i cant guarantee it fits all screens.  Mine was from Temu.

I used large 12mm X 3 magnets to ensure a firm hold.  I used either M2.5 or M3 screws to match the threads on the touchscreen.

I printed the chassis in PETG because i had some going, but the whole thing can be printed in PLA.

It only has minimal supports.