Before you commit filament, SliceFoundry shows a fit sheet for your Raspberry Pi enclosure: outer length, width, and height, cavity size, wall thickness, and port openings - in millimeters - taken from the same model you will export.
It is not a separate estimate. The numbers match the geometry baked into your case so you can measure your board, HATs, and cooler stack against the preview and catch clearance issues before you print.
Most failed Pi cases fail on fit: a USB that is 1 mm off, a cooler that will not clear the lid, or an NVMe HAT that needs more height. The fit sheet is the last check that turns "looks good in a render" into "ready to print."