02-06-2016, 05:25 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-11-2016, 07:32 AM by killor.)
(02-05-2016, 07:26 PM)tllim Wrote: [quote pid='1891' dateline='1454704672']
(02-05-2016, 04:31 AM)killor Wrote: (02-04-2016, 12:53 PM)ViperVi Wrote: Why don't you try etching the Pine logo on the case's top cover. That would look even cooler...
To avoid lawsuits copy rights etc. Lawyers like these things...
Well, am sure TL and team wouldn't mind you using the logo for the case.
Rather they should be able to get you the required image file in high-res if required.
Please go ahead. ... TL Lim
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Thanks TL LIM !!
Well actually, there is a small surprise, I did not want to reveal until TL LIM not receive your enclosure... LOL !!
P.S. Yesterday I sent my 2nd order, go to Sweden!
And I've already sent some enclosure to AMAZON stores in Germany and US.
These days do more to send to other places like PONOKO http://goo.gl/dNheKF
OK, as previously threatened, I have been working up a CAD design for a Pine64 case. It is still preliminary, because without the detailed drawings or a board in hand, I don't know exactly where to put the cutouts for connectors. It does look better without cutouts, but not all that practical! The design was done using OpenSCAD and I will make the final source code available to whoever wants it. All dimensions are parameterized, so one could make a board for, e.g., a Raspberry Pi with this code. Let me know what you think of the over-all concept and I will continue to work on the details.
Still waiting on .STL files for 3D printing an enclosure...throw us a bone please, and let us get to work!
(02-16-2016, 04:28 PM)scprosser Wrote: Still waiting on .STL files for 3D printing an enclosure...throw us a bone please, and let us get to work!
I can't finalize it based on a top-view .jpg of the unit. Once I get the board in hand and can lay a ruler on it, I can finish up the design. Sounds like you favor the over-all concept though, and that is good. Please be patient.
(02-06-2016, 05:25 AM)killor Wrote: (02-05-2016, 07:26 PM)tllim Wrote: [quote pid='1891' dateline='1454704672']
(02-05-2016, 04:31 AM)killor Wrote: (02-04-2016, 12:53 PM)ViperVi Wrote: Why don't you try etching the Pine logo on the case's top cover. That would look even cooler...
To avoid lawsuits copy rights etc. Lawyers like these things...
Well, am sure TL and team wouldn't mind you using the logo for the case.
Rather they should be able to get you the required image file in high-res if required.
Please go ahead. ... TL Lim
Thanks TL LIM !!
Well actually, there is a small surprise, I did not want to reveal until TL LIM not receive your enclosure... LOL !!
P.S. Yesterday I sent my 2nd order, go to Sweden!
And I've already sent some enclosure to AMAZON stores in Germany and US.
These days do more to send to other places like PONOKO http://goo.gl/dNheKF
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Hi - This looks great and I can see yours on amazon.
I dont know if there is any significant difference from the PINE A64 to the PINE A64+
Will this enclosure house the PINE A64+ ?
Thanks
(02-17-2016, 02:49 AM)frustrated1 Wrote: (02-06-2016, 05:25 AM)killor Wrote: (02-05-2016, 07:26 PM)tllim Wrote: [quote pid='1891' dateline='1454704672']
(02-05-2016, 04:31 AM)killor Wrote: (02-04-2016, 12:53 PM)ViperVi Wrote: Why don't you try etching the Pine logo on the case's top cover. That would look even cooler...
To avoid lawsuits copy rights etc. Lawyers like these things...
Well, am sure TL and team wouldn't mind you using the logo for the case.
Rather they should be able to get you the required image file in high-res if required.
Please go ahead. ... TL Lim
Thanks TL LIM !!
Well actually, there is a small surprise, I did not want to reveal until TL LIM not receive your enclosure... LOL !!
P.S. Yesterday I sent my 2nd order, go to Sweden!
And I've already sent some enclosure to AMAZON stores in Germany and US.
These days do more to send to other places like PONOKO http://goo.gl/dNheKF
Hi - This looks great and I can see yours on amazon.
I dont know if there is any significant difference from the PINE A64 to the PINE A64+
Will this enclosure house the PINE A64+ ?
Thanks
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Pine A64 and A64+ are I think the same size, only differences being amount of RAM, Gigabit Ethernet port, and interfaces for camera and display screen. But I believe they are the same size.
02-17-2016, 04:40 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-04-2016, 09:51 AM by killor.)
(02-17-2016, 02:49 AM)frustrated1 Wrote: (02-06-2016, 05:25 AM)killor Wrote: (02-05-2016, 07:26 PM)tllim Wrote: [quote pid='1891' dateline='1454704672']
(02-05-2016, 04:31 AM)killor Wrote: (02-04-2016, 12:53 PM)ViperVi Wrote: Why don't you try etching the Pine logo on the case's top cover. That would look even cooler...
To avoid lawsuits copy rights etc. Lawyers like these things...
Well, am sure TL and team wouldn't mind you using the logo for the case.
Rather they should be able to get you the required image file in high-res if required.
Please go ahead. ... TL Lim
Thanks TL LIM !!
Well actually, there is a small surprise, I did not want to reveal until TL LIM not receive your enclosure... LOL !!
P.S. Yesterday I sent my 2nd order, go to Sweden!
And I've already sent some enclosure to AMAZON stores in Germany and US.
These days do more to send to other places like PONOKO http://goo.gl/dNheKF
Hi - This looks great and I can see yours on amazon.
I dont know if there is any significant difference from the PINE A64 to the PINE A64+
Will this enclosure house the PINE A64+ ?
Thanks
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The wooden enclosure is equivalent to PINE A64 and Pine A64+ board model. As explained SkairkrohBule..
Yes, yesterday reached Amazon Stores in Germany and AMAZON USA... soon they will come to the UK ,, France warehouse..
Great... I'll be ordering one of these in a few weeks. Best of luck with it !
What's the latest info on these .STL files that will allow people to 3D print their own cases/enclosures?
Please Provide information on the geometric dimensions (internal and external) of the waterproof case. What size (width, length, height) of the battery fit into the waterproof case with Pine64 (2GB RAM)?
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