PCB sheets or other docs of the ROCK64?

[RKD78Y6]

Hi forum members and the crew behind ROCK64,

I am a 3d designer and like to design a case for the ROCK64. The problem is that i can´t find any information about the format of the ROCK64.

Thx for replaying.

[Luke]

Hi forum members and the crew behind ROCK64,

I am a 3d designer and like to design a case for the ROCK64. The problem is that i can´t find any information about the format of the ROCK64.

Thx for replaying.

It is identical to the RPI. It fits into the official RPI case without modifications - also the barrel plug. I guess we will have to wait a bit longer for a 3D mock-up. Edit: available info, also regarding the size, can be found here. 

Please design a cool NAS case (for 2 or 3 2.5 HDDs/SSDs) I will buy it, its a promise.

[RKD78Y6]

Hi forum members and the crew behind ROCK64,

I am a 3d designer and like to design a case for the ROCK64. The problem is that i can´t find any information about the format of the ROCK64.

Thx for replaying.

It is identical to the RPI. It fits into the official RPI case without modifications - also the barrel plug. I guess we will have to wait a bit longer for a 3D mock-up. Edit: available info, also regarding the size, can be found here. 

Please design a cool NAS case (for 2 or 3 2.5 HDDs/SSDs) I will buy it, its a promise.

Well that sounds like a great start using the format of the RPI as basic.

designing a NAS case is a great idea but need first have a look over the electronic that split usb 3.0 to 2/3 HDD slots.

[pfeerick]

I am a 3d designer and like to design a case for the ROCK64. The problem is that i can´t find any information about the format of the ROCK64.

Start with the raspberry pi layout, and then the only major differences between the rock64 and the rPi are the microUSB is now a DC barrel jack, but in the same place, there is an IR receiver on the end as well as power and reset buttons, and then the other end, the outer USB port stack is only one port high, not two (the USB3 port). 

Hopefully some 3d models will be released soon, as other case designers have asked for them also

[MarkHaysHarris777]

Hi forum members and the crew behind ROCK64,

I am a 3d designer and like to design a case for the ROCK64. The problem is that i can´t find any information about the format of the ROCK64.

Thx for replaying.

Start with the RPi layout, but be aware that there are several 'twitchy' differences that will drive you nuts.  
1) IR receiver protrudes beyond the edge of the card quite a bit
2) barrel jack connector is in the wrong place, but depending on case design isn't a big deal
3) push button switches on the Rock64 do not exist on the RPi , so must be accounted for
4) recovery button on the Rock64 requires a hole in the top case for access
5) PI P5+ bus requires a cutout for cables through the top case;  this was a fit but easily accomplished with dremel
6) The biggest fit was the pins that protrude from the bottom of the card at the edge where the usb ports exist on the Rock64... these pins (and components) do not exist on the edge of the RPi card, and cause particular problems especially for the C4Labs Zebra case, if you're starting there.
7) Rock64 has more LED(s) on the main board than the RPi;  and in different position.  These must be accounted for in your case design, if you're interested.
8) the Rock64 board is ever so slightly 'thicker' than the RPi board... it has an additional copper layer that acts like a heatsink across the entire board;  this caused a slight problem for the C4Labs case holding layer ;  again just a bit of planning

The best bet is to get a production Rock64 board to do your measurements;  measure twice, cut one.