WARNING! This is a work in progress! Use at your own risk!
OpenSCAD enclosure for a Luckfox Pico Ultra and LF40-480480-APK display. The design is a wedge-shaped desktop case with a sloped display window, a left-side USB-C access opening, a right-side WiFi antenna bulkhead aperture, and a removable back.
luckfox-pico-case.scad: Parametric OpenSCAD model.
- OpenSCAD (2021.01 or newer recommended).
- Open
luckfox-pico-case.scadin OpenSCAD. - Adjust parameters near the top of the file for your hardware.
- Render (F6) and export as STL.
case_w,case_h: Overall front face size.depth_top,depth_bottom: Wedge thickness at top and bottom.screen_open_w,screen_open_h: Visible display window (viewable area).screen_body_w,screen_body_h,screen_body_clear: Screen body pocket sizing.screen_cut_depth,screen_pocket_depth,bezel_lip: Lip and pocket depths for retention.usb_cut_w,usb_cut_h,usb_cut_y,usb_cut_z: USB-C opening size and placement.antenna_d,antenna_y,antenna_z,antenna_side: WiFi antenna bulkhead hole.wall,front_face,bezel_lip,bezel_border: Wall and bezel geometry.back_panel_thickness,back_panel_clear,back_post_h: Removable back geometry.back_open_frac,back_open_extra_h: Back panel height and extension toward the top.screw_post_d,screw_pilot_d,screw_clear_d: Screw lug and hole sizes.show_body,show_back,show_lugs: Render toggles.
- The coordinate system is centered on the front face; +Z goes into the case.
- The wedge angle is driven by
depth_top/depth_bottomand the back-plane offset inwedge_solid(). - If your USB-C connector alignment differs, measure the connector shell opening and adjust
usb_cut_*accordingly. - The model includes both the main body and the back panel; export them separately for printing.
- In OpenSCAD, render the model (F6).
- Export the main body and back panel as separate STLs:
- Toggle
show_body/show_backin the parameters.
- Toggle
- Print the main body with the back opening facing upward.
- Print the back panel flat.
Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE file for details.