Enclosure & mounts
3D-printable files for the ZerryBit body, the desk stand, and the wall mount.
The ZerryBit's enclosure and both mounts are 3D-printable, and every model is published below. Print a spare, remix a mount, or design your own. Click any preview for an interactive 3D view (drag to rotate), and use the download link on each card.
Mounting is magnetic: the main enclosure carries 12 mm magnets, and both the desk stand and the wall mount hold steel counterparts, so the device snaps on and lifts off without tools.
A quick shopping list beyond the printed parts:
| Hardware | Used by |
|---|---|
| Magnets, 12 mm diameter | Main enclosure |
| Steel plate, 160 × 4 × 4 mm | Desk stand |
| 2 × steel discs, 12 mm diameter, 1 mm thick | Wall mount |
| 2 × double-sided tape strips, 70 × 20 mm | Wall mount |
The ZerryBit body
The device itself prints as four parts:
- Main enclosure: the structural part, home for the battery, the PCB, and the 12 mm magnets. Around its sides are seven slots for the clips.
- Clips, print 7: small flexible clips that seat into the slots and snap the top cover in place.
- Top cover: goes on top of the main enclosure and locks the display down. Pop it off to reach the flashing header.
- Zerry button: the red knob itself, press-fits onto the encoder shaft.
Desk stand
Two parts. The stand has a slot for a 160 × 4 × 4 mm steel plate; the enclosure's magnets grip the plate through the print. The small cover closes the slot.
Wall mount
A single plate. It has pockets for two 12 mm diameter, 1 mm thick steel discs (which the enclosure's magnets grab) and recesses for two 70 × 20 mm double-sided tape strips that fix the plate to the wall.
Print notes
- Material: we print all parts in PETG.
- Layer height: 0.2 mm for everything except the top cover and the Zerry button, which we print at 0.12 mm for a finer visible surface.
- The previews show each part in its print orientation.
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