Pi Holder milled aluminum case for Raspberry Pi Model B w/logo @Raspberry_Pi #piday #raspberrypi
This gorgeous and indestructable Raspberry Pi™ Case is as awesome as it is functional. Made in the U.S.A. by Barch Designs from Solid 6061-T6 Aircraft Grade Billet Aluminum which protects your Raspberry Pi from damage and also keeps your Pi running extra-cool by acting as a thermal heat sink (Please note: heat sinking is not required to use the Pi, but some people like having their Pi run cold)
The Pi Holder case is milled by Barch Designs on a CNC machine to exact tolerances. This allows just enough room for the Raspberry Pi to slide down into the case. Any bigger and the Pi would be loose and any smaller it would bind up.
Comes with the following:
Aluminum Bottom Half of a Pi Case
Aluminum Top Half of a Pi Case
Clear Plastic Piece
Insulating Neoprene Foam Rubber
4 Screws
Allen Wrench
Thermal Paste Packet
This case works with Raspberry Pi model B, versions 1 and 2.
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