Select Mini Pi Zero Case With Hook
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A compact Raspberry Pi Zero enclosure with a snap-on lid and a vertical C-shaped hook on the back wall. The hook clips sideways onto a vertical screw or rod, so the case hangs beside a printer such as the Monoprice Select Mini.
- Interior fits the 65 × 30 mm board, with 58 × 23 mm standoffs and pins
- Cut-outs for microSD, mini HDMI, USB and power
- Vent slots along the back wall
- Hook bore sized for a 5 mm screw shank, with a 3.8 mm snap opening
- Lid prints flat beside the case, with no overlapping parts
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