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3D Printed Case for a Homebridge Raspberry Pi

A black 3D printable case with openings for the network port, USB ports and power connector, for a Raspberry Pi that runs Homebridge.

  • Raspberry Pi
  • Homebridge
  • Archived
  • 1 min read
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Archived project

The GitHub repository for this project is archived: it is read-only and no longer updated. What follows describes the project as it was, so check for a newer alternative before you build it.

A 3D printable case in black, with a top and a bottom part. It has openings for the network port, the USB ports and the power connector, like the ports of a Raspberry Pi, and a round plate on the bottom.

Homebridge is a program that runs on a computer such as a Raspberry Pi, and makes devices that do not support HomeKit show up in the Apple Home app. This project dates from the Homebridge years, before the native HomeKit firmware of this site. For how the site builds HomeKit devices today, see HomeKit or Matter for your ESP32.

A render of the black case with the openings for the ports on the side

The design

The renders show the case from several sides.

A render of the side of the case with the openings for the network port, the USB ports and the power connector
An exploded render with the top part, a red board model and the bottom part
A render of the case seen from below with a round plate
A see-through render of the case with the board inside

The files

The repository has two STL files, one for the top part and one for the bottom part of the case. Print both parts and fit the board between them.

Good to know

  • The repository is under the MIT licence.
  • Apple, HomeKit and Homebridge are trademarks of their owners. This project is not made or approved by them.

The project is in the Apple-Homebridge-Casing repository on GitHub.

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