Keeps all plugs and interfaces accessible and features wall mounting. Print, remove supports and slide the Pi in from the side. Then screw it from the top with a M3 screw using the included washers. Use the hexagon shaped holes on the bottom side to insert M3 bolt nuts. I punched out some rubber feet with a hole punch and glued them into the designated holes on the bottom. You can do that, too. Attention: This case works only with the Raspberry Pi B (the one with holes in the PCB). Have fun!I printed at 220°C with 2 shells at 0.15 layer height.