Pwnagotchi - Waveshare UPS HAT C, 2.13" V4 - Free 3D Print Model

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gicko

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Pwnagotchi Case – Custom-fit for your Zero 2 WH Build

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After a long search for a suitable case for this exact combination of components, I decided to simply design it myself – and here is the result!

This custom-fit case is perfect for the following setup:

Raspberry Pi Zero 2 WH
Waveshare USB HAT C
Waveshare 2.13” e-Paper Display HAT V4
Fastened with 4x self-tapping screws M2.6×10

The case was designed so that all components are securely and compactly installed – ideal for mobile use of your Pwnagotchi. All ports and the display remain easily accessible, while the case simultaneously offers protection and visually enhances the device.

Why this case?

Optimized for this exact hardware combination
Compact, stable, and portable
Perfect for DIY Pwnagotchi projects

If you're also using this hardware and have been looking for a suitable case – now you have one! 😄

Commercial use desired?

Please contact me personally for an individual agreement for commercial use of my designs.

Comment & Rating (14)

@BitBjorn

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

amazing model. I made some changes so I could have dual colors.

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@gicko

@BitBjorn hey I really like the color combination :D

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@user_752150956

Hi, what screws did you use ? the tolerances on the edges are so thin i dont want to risk using something too wide.

@linuxtek_canada

I have a dumb question... so the only orientation I can see where the e-Paper HAT+ v4 connects the GPIO board AND lines up with the holes for the USB switch and MicroSD is like this, and as you can see, the purple nub inside the case blocks the brass spacer. How am I supposed to get the stack to fit inside the case? Do I need to remove the brass spacer? Can that be done?

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@gicko

My display has no nuts

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@linuxtek_canada

Had to break off that internal nub, but otherwise this worked great. I had a bit of PLA blocking the screw holes but that was probably a printer issue and I was able to clean it out.

@nandonastari

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@user_799751316

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made some changes to fit the ups lite!

@Themrtwin

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@gicko

Thank you so much for 5 stars... I would be very happy about a follow... because in the new year I will be really active and tons of new designs will come!

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@Themrtwin

Replying to @gicko :

I will follow right away :)

@Tms696

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@user_3986236873

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@user_3545383324

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