##Description I've been running Octo-print on my Raspberry PI 3B for a couple years now, but when I recently bought a new printer, and wanted to also connect it to Octo-print, I started casting about for an alternative. I discovered that the Raspberry PI Zero 2W is a recommended platform for running Octo-print. One thing lead to another and I needed an enclosure for my Zero.

Update: If like me you need want to attach this to your 3D printer because your PI is running Octo-print, check out my brackets here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6414923

##Printing Print one of each of the parts

• top.stl
• bottom.stl

I printed these on a standard Cura PLA profile, modified for Inland Tough PLA at 0.2mm layer height, and 20% infill. Supports are not required. There is a single layer bridge inside each of the screw holes in the top that you'll need to break to get a screw through.

##Assembly ###Additional Parts

• 2x M3 brass inserts
• 2x M3 screws

###Assembly

• The M3 screws are slightly too large for the holes on the PI Zero, so I had to drill them out to 3mm. If you can, then feel free to modify the model to use M2.5 screws and inserts
• Insert the brass inserts into the holes in the Base
• Place the PI Zero board in base
• Break the single layer bridge in the screw holes in the top.
• Put the top in place and screw in the screws

##Next Steps Keep an eye out. Coming soon, I plan to create some sort of accessory for this enclosure so that it can easily be attached to a 40mm V-Slot profile, making it easy to secure to the printer instead of being at the mercy of the cables attached to it.