Introducing the MACH 1 case for the newly released Raspberry Pi 5 – designed for optimal performance, airflow, and accessibility. This sleek 3D-printed case features two interlocking pieces that snap securely together without extra hardware, but also supports M3x4mm inserts and M3x8mm screws for added stability. With strategically placed vents, it ensures efficient cooling while offering full access to all ports, including USB, micro-HDMI, and Ethernet. The case also provides easy external access to the reset button and a clear view of the status LED for seamless monitoring.

For the best protection, we recommend printing the MACH 1 with TPU <a href="https://www.extrudr.com/shop-eu/products/flex-medium-esd/">FLEX Medium ESD</a> due to its excellent electrostatic discharge properties, ensuring your sensitive electronics stay safe.

Thanks to FAYRON for the great design (<a href="https://www.printables.com/@fayron_global">Printables</a>, <a href="https://makerworld.com/de/@fayron_global">Makerworld</a>).&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Raspberry Pi 5 - MACH 1 Case

DIY bike mount: Your 3D printed bicycle companion

Imagine the convenience of crafting your own bike mount, tailored to your exact needs. With the help of 3D printing and a blend of Extrudr DuraPro ASA Carbon and TPU FLEX Medium hellfire red, it's easier than ever.

This custom-designed bike mount is a game-changer. You can print it at your own convenience and in your own style. With the durability of DuraPro ASA CF  and the flexibility of FLEX Medium, it's a perfect combination to ensure the mount securely holds your bike.&nbsp;

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DuraPro ASA carbon 1,75 mm 0,75 kg

FLEX Medium hellfire red 1,75 mm 0,75 kg

DuraPro ASA CF carbon 1.75 mm 0.75 kg

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The selfmade-solution “AMS Max” fits our 2,5 kg Extrudr spools perfectly and can hold 10 kg Filament all together. With the help of original components from the AMS Lite and a self-printed body, the AMS system enables multicolour prints with the Bambu Lab A1 and A1 Mini. This solution makes mulit-colour printing more flexible and enables the usage of the Extrudr big spools.

Building instructions for the AMS Max are designed by Jonas Blasy. The video with more details is on <a href="https://youtu.be/EM5bHcLKzoA?si=IDhuPs750AzZJWIC">YouTube</a>.

Layer thickness: 0.2mm Walls: 5 Adhesive bond: Brim - 6mm Support structure: Tree Filling: Gyroid&nbsp;

Select the object and press the "N" button. Now you can color the font in the desired color.

Glue the base body and the hexagons together. Once for the line and for the right half. Then place the sensors for the RFID chip in the positions provided. The sensor cables must first be extended by 5 cm. 

Place the circuit board and the motors in the position provided. The original screws of the AMS can be used for screwing. Connect all plugs to the circuit board and screw together with the second half.

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PLA NX2 anthracite 1,75 mm 2,5 kg

PLA NX2 black 1,75 mm 2,5 kg

PLA NX2 white 1,75 mm 2,5 kg

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The Extrudr teardrop watering can combines form and function. Its teardrop design adds a touch of elegance, while the narrow spout allows for precise watering of delicate or hard-to-reach plants.&nbsp;

Printed with DuraPro ASA the watering can is&nbsp;UV and weather resistant and therefore&nbsp;can be used in the garden and outdoor area. Printed with our PLA NX2 the watering can makes a good decorative object. 

Raspberry Pi 5 - MACH 1 Case

Material

FLEX Medium ESD

Filament color

black

Supports

no

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Other inspirations

Bike mount

AMS Max

Teardrop Watering Can

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Raspberry Pi 5 - MACH 1 Case

Material

FLEX Medium ESD

Filament color

black

Supports

no

Licence

Other inspirations

Bike mount

AMS Max

Teardrop Watering Can