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Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Gaming Handheld

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  • abxyBackplate.stl
  • abxyButton.stl
  • aliExpressHotkeyBackplate.stl
  • aliExpressNoSupportsBackCase.stl
  • aliExpressWithCustomSupportsBackCase.stl
  • dpadBackplate.stl
  • dpadButton.stl
  • elecrowHotkeyBackplate.stl
  • elecrowNoSupportsBackCase.stl
  • elecrowWithCustomSupportsBackCase.stl
  • hotkeyButton.stl
  • powerBackplate.stl
  • powerButton.stl
  • screenButton.stl
  • screenFaceplate.stl
  • screenpatchBackplate.stl
  • triggerBackplate.stl
  • triggerButton.stl
  • volumeButton.stl

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Publication date 2024-04-13 at 21:37
Design number 1920664

retrokai

3D printer file info

3D model description

Info

This is a 3D printed handheld powered by some parts available via Amazon, AliExpress or a maker store.

Cool stuff

I've built this so you can install whatever operating system you want on the Raspberry Pi. I use Batocera but all the other distros work well also.

Parts summary

Parts needed are a 7" screen with speakers and screen function buttons (you will rewire these), you will need a Pi Sugar S Plus, a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, a USB C Male to Female extenion and similar for a 3.5mm headphone jack. Last you'll need an Itsy Bitsy 32U4 from Adafruit and a handfull of buttons and soldering equipment. Full parts list and links are listed below, there are 2 versions since the Elecrow screen is hard to find now an alternative was made to suit the dimensions.

Extra help

Lastly if you have problems with dimensions and your screen let me know and I will happilly send you a slightly customised stl version to match the 7" screen you decided to add into your build.

Parts list

  • PLA (about 350g in your favourite colours)
  • 7" Screen (Either Elecrow or AliExpress)
  • Elbow USB connections for the screen power and touch (15cm)
  • Elbow HDMI connector for your screen to pi (15cm)
  • Pi Sugar S Plus
  • Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
  • Micro SD Card
  • USB C Male to Female extension cable (20cm)
  • 3.5 Male to Female extension cable (20cm)
  • 2x thumbsticks with breakout boards
  • 15x silicon feel push buttons
  • 1x self latching power push button
  • Kapton tape
  • Hookup wire (22awg)
  • Super glue
  • Hot glue and hot glue gun
  • m2 x 3mm metal inserts
  • m2 x 3mm screws
  • 3D Printer with build plate 300mm x 300mm or more
  • Soldering iron
  • Soldering wire
  • Flux
  • Solder wick

On purchase I will send you a full build guide and code.

3D printing settings

Backcase

With custom supports built in
- 15% infill is fine, with brim.

Model with slicer generated supports
-15% infill is fine, and your preferred support structures

Everything else is same for both case versions.

Faceplate
- 100% infill, monochromatic top and bottom layers.
Backplates
- 100% infill
Buttons
- 100% infill

Print time

  • Backcase: About 12 hours
  • Faceplate: About 2 hours
  • Backplates: About 1 hour
  • Buttons: About 1 - 2 hours.

Total time < 20 hours.

Dimensions

Dimensions: 28.9cm x 44.9cm

FDM Printing

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