When you get microcomputer like ultra-popular Raspberry series, you get an electronic piece that is exposed and without a casing. For many hobbyists dabbling into electronics this may be sufficient, but many of them also would like a protection for their equipment. Making your own housing that is customized to fit your needs perfectly is getting increasingly easy to do. This is due to the fact that some methods and equipment are more affordable even for folks who work with these technologies only as a hobby.

Key Takeaways:

• An official case exists for Raspberry Pi, but many prefer to make their own.
• Klements looks at the Atomstack laser cutter and the Raspberry Pi project.
• In one demo, Klements uses 3mm plywood to make a case for a Raspberry Pi 4.

“Klements’ YouTube channel(opens in new tab) focuses on a wide variety of tech, including microelectronics projects and reviews of whatever hardware interests him along the way.”

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