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Choose from multiple file formats and printing options to suit your 3D printer and preferences. All models are optimized for quality and ease of printing.

Standard STL File

Universal STL format compatible with all 3D printing software. Perfect for single-color printing and maximum compatibility.

  • Universal compatibility
  • Single color printing
  • Optimized for FDM printers
  • Easy to modify and customize

3MF Project File

Complete 3MF project file with optimized print settings, support structures, and material properties pre-configured.

  • Pre-configured settings
  • Embedded support structures
  • Material properties included
  • Print-ready project

3D Printing Guide

Follow these comprehensive guidelines to achieve the best results when printing your Bjorn case. These settings have been tested across multiple printer types and materials.

Recommended Print Settings

Layer Height: 0.2mm (optimal quality/speed balance)
Infill: 20-30% (grid or gyroid pattern)
Print Speed: 50-60mm/s (outer perimeters: 30-40mm/s)
Supports: Yes (auto-generated or tree supports)
Bed Adhesion: Brim recommended for stability
Nozzle Temperature: PLA: 210°C, PETG: 240°C

Material Recommendations

PLA (Recommended for Beginners)

  • Easy to print with minimal warping
  • Good surface finish and detail reproduction
  • Adequate durability for indoor use
  • Wide color selection available

PETG (Best Overall Performance)

  • Excellent chemical resistance
  • Higher temperature tolerance
  • Strong layer adhesion
  • Crystal clear or opaque options

ABS (Professional Applications)

  • High impact resistance
  • Excellent heat tolerance
  • Post-processing friendly (acetone vapor)
  • Industrial-grade durability

Assembly Instructions

1

Prepare the Components

Remove all support material and clean the printed parts. Test-fit the Raspberry Pi Zero W and e-Paper HAT to ensure proper clearance.

2

Mount the e-Paper Display

Place the screen into the case. position it so the display aligns with the front window opening.

3

Install the Raspberry Pi

Carefully place the Raspberry Pi Zero W onto the screen. Ensure alignment with the GPIO pins.

4

Close the Case

Carefully align the top and bottom case halves, use the USB port and the lid to know the correct orientation. The case uses a friction fit design for easy assembly and disassembly.

Required Hardware & Components

Get everything you need to build your own Bjorn Cyber Viking device.

Complete Build Kit

Get all three essential components for your Bjorn build. Estimated total cost: $50-60

Everything needed for a complete build
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Community & Attribution

Licensing & Attribution

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

This work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. You are free to share, adapt, and use these models commercially with proper attribution.

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Adapt and modify
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Attribution required

Original Design Attribution

This design is remixed from the original work available on Thingiverse. We acknowledge and thank the original creator for their contribution to the maker community.

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3D Printing for Cybersecurity Projects

Learn how 3D printing enhances cybersecurity projects by enabling custom enclosures, specialized mounting solutions, and rapid prototyping of security hardware.

Security Hardware Enclosures

Custom enclosures provide several security advantages for cybersecurity devices:

  • Physical Security: Protect sensitive components from tampering
  • Environmental Protection: Shield electronics from dust and moisture
  • Heat Management: Design ventilation and cooling solutions
  • Professional Appearance: Create deployment-ready devices

Rapid Prototyping Benefits

3D printing accelerates the development of cybersecurity tools:

  • Quick Iterations: Test and refine designs rapidly
  • Custom Fits: Create exact fits for specific hardware combinations
  • Cost-Effective: Low-cost prototyping compared to traditional manufacturing
  • Design Freedom: Complex geometries impossible with traditional methods

Deployment Considerations

Important factors when designing cases for security devices:

  • Signal Transparency: Ensure WiFi and wireless signals aren't blocked
  • Port Accessibility: Maintain access to all necessary connections
  • Mounting Options: Include standard mounting holes and brackets
  • Status Indicators: Provide windows for LED status lights

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