A case for an OctoPi using a Raspberry Pi model B+, a TFT 2.8" screen from Adafruit (1601), and a Raspberry Pi camera

Ready to print!

(1) Attach the lid to the base with superglue (the right way round!).
(2) Drill out the holes in the camera mount to 1.5mm. Put the mount in place in the base lining up with the square hole. A spot of glue may be required to attach the mount to the base.
(3) Start to insert the assembled OctoPi through the open end, Micro SD card first. Put the camera on the mount and attach with a couple of small screws,. (The top of the camera should be away from you when holding the box with the open end to your left.) Fold the camera cable and route it over the Micro SD card.
(4) There is a spacer to level the screen on the end of the PCB without TTH soldering, and another (optional) to put on top the Ethernet port, a third (necessary) then slips in on edge behind the power socket to fix the distance between the two PCBs.
(5) Push the OctoPi upwards and in so that the screen fits in the frame in the lid. This is easiest with the box upside down.
(6) Push in the support below the OctoPi (with the slots downwards) to hold it in place. The slots are to save material and allow ventilation.