Pico/2 Computer Enclosure / Case / Box by Baldrick9 on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7047587

Summary:
This is an enclosure/case/box for the Pico/2 Computer published in Silicon Chip magazine April 2025 issue. The Pico/2 Computer is a complete computer based on a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 (RP2350A). It boots to a built in BASIC interpreter and editor, just like the early Personal/Home Computers of the 1980's.After acquiring the mostly-assembled official kit and soldering the Pico 2 onto the main PCB, I looked at the recommended case (Multicomp MCRM2015S) from the recommended supplier. With freight they wanted over AU$40 ! Then you still have to cut out the connector openings.That was enough of an excuse for me to spend a Saturday evening with my favourite 3D design tool and Bambu P1S printer.This case is designed to house the official kit PCB. It includes PCB standoffs and a snap-on lid with custom inlaid text labels for the Pico/2.  It of course has all the openings for the connectors. The PCB standoffs include holes to fit the screws provided with the kit (M3x6mm pan head machine screws). I printed this without supports on a Bambu P1S, using PLA. I recommend using AMS for the multi-colour to get the inlaid text on the lid, but you could do without it.Results may vary with different printers, filaments etc.Insert the PCB down on an angle, HDMI-side first, into the connector openings, then lower the USB side in - perfecto!The lid just push-clicks on. To remove the lid, tip the case upside down,  a slight gap will appear under the lid, enough to get a pry tool/blade under one of the non-connector sides, then just lever it open. It pops off easily. To finish off, I stuck rubber feet on the bottom.Enjoy!