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A Raspberry Pi Zero W inside a custom 3D-printed beige case, featuring a raised littleFedi logo and pencil icon on the lid. The case has rounded corners, a fitted removable cover, and two rectangular openings for the Raspberry Pi’s ports. It rests on a gray desk, with the 3D printing layer lines subtly visible on its surface.
A Raspberry Pi Zero W inside a custom 3D-printed beige case, featuring a raised littleFedi logo and pencil icon on the lid. The case has rounded corners, a fitted removable cover, and two rectangular openings for the Raspberry Pi’s ports. It rests on a gray desk, with the 3D printing layer lines subtly visible on its surface.
A close-up of a Raspberry Pi Zero W in a custom white 3D-printed case, resting on a polished wooden table. The case features an embossed littleFedi logo and name on its textured surface, with a long opening exposing the GPIO pins and cutouts providing access to the board's ports.
A close-up of a Raspberry Pi Zero W in a custom white 3D-printed case, resting on a polished wooden table. The case features an embossed littleFedi logo and name on its textured surface, with a long opening exposing the GPIO pins and cutouts providing access to the board's ports.

Today, a friend sold me his "old" 3D printer, and a whole new world opened up to me.
And yes, my instance just got a little prettier.

#3DPrinting #littleFedi

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