RADROCK - ROCK 5B Stackable GPIO Printable Enclosure

If you're looking for a printable ROCK 5B enclosure that keeps your GPIO accessible, RADROCK is a stackable design built for makers who need flexibility. This board-accurate 3D printable case for ROCK 5B lets you expand and reconfigure your setup without removing the board from its case. Whether you're prototyping with shields or stacking additional modules, this ROCK 5B enclosure supports your workflow.

What's Included

• Complete stackable enclosure design for ROCK 5B
• GPIO-accessible layout for shield and module compatibility
• Print-ready files optimized for FDM 3D printers
• Board-accurate fit verified against ROCK 5B specifications

Board Fit

RADROCK is engineered for precise fit with the ROCK 5B single-board computer. The stackable design maintains full GPIO header access, allowing you to attach expansion boards, HATs, and other modules directly to your ROCK 5B without disassembly. The enclosure geometry is board-accurate, ensuring your components sit securely during printing and use.

Printing Tips

• Use standard FDM settings: 0.2mm layer height, 20% infill minimum for structural integrity
• Orient parts to minimize support material while maintaining dimensional accuracy
• Print in PLA or PETG for durability; nylon works well for high-stress stackable joints
• Check fit with your ROCK 5B before final assembly to confirm board-accurate alignment
• Post-process with light sanding if needed for smooth GPIO access

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is this enclosure compatible with other boards? No, RADROCK is designed specifically for ROCK 5B. The board-accurate fit ensures proper alignment and protection for this board only.
• Can I stack multiple RADROCK enclosures? Yes, the stackable design allows you to connect multiple units vertically, making it ideal for modular projects and expansions.
• Will my GPIO headers fit through the case? Yes, RADROCK maintains full GPIO accessibility. Headers and expansion modules connect directly without removing the board from the enclosure.
• What's the best material for printing this case? PLA is easiest for beginners; PETG offers better durability. For stackable joints that see repeated use, nylon provides excellent strength.
• Do I need supports when printing? Depends on your orientation. Most configurations benefit from minimal tree supports; check your slicing software preview before printing.

RADROCK gives your ROCK 5B project a professional, modular foundation. Download the design from SliceFoundry and start printing your stackable GPIO enclosure today.