RasPi Zero-2-W Case - simple

If running in normal mode (not overclocked), the Pi-Zero-2W doesn't need a heat-sink, since its temperature does not go much higher than about 40°C.

• This simple case may protect the electronics aginst short circuits
• it comes with a Pins-"Flap-Lid", to handle the 2 rows of his 40 IO-pins.

Possible add-on's:

• a Raspi-Off Button. (See my instruction on Github: RasPi-automated-On-Off-circuit), for this simple Off-Button you need only the button and the script-file for it.

Included:

• stl-file of the Pi-Zero-2W
• stl-file of a Micro-SD-Card

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Hint: Pi-Zero's lacks of a power signal led to indicate if they are "alive" or not. If you connect the device with a cheap (broken) SD-Card, it may appear "dead" -
but its only because the communication LED is off - it's not a dead Pi. You can prove this, connecting the Pi's USB-Micro-Jack (not the Power-Jack) -without SD-Card- into a USB-Port of your Computer: In Windows - device-manager, it shows a row "BCM27xx boot", indicating that your RasPi is alive.

So after pressing this Off-Button and the communication-LED goes off after a while, wait at minimum 10 seconds or more before powering off the Pi electrically, because it may still be writing files on the card without any feedback - and powering it off during a write-cicle causes for sure a file-system corruption, so the Pi does not boot-up anymore (with this card...)