Raspbwich

Introducing The Raspbwich — a practical, attractive, and fun case for the Raspberry Pi computer.

The Classic Raspbwich

Simple and elegant, an instant classic.

You will need a suitable screwdriver and a clean flat surface to work.

Place the base slice on the surface in front of you.
Divide the supports and the screws in half, reserving one half for later.
Push the screws through the holes in one side of the top slice until their heads sink below the top surface.
Pop the supports on to the screws.
Carefully align the screws with the holes in the base and loosely tighten with the screwdriver until the opposite side rises.
Slide the Raspberry Pi into the pocket produced between the top and base slices and push until it touches the supports. Rotate the supports as necessary to ensure a firm fit.
Slide the reserved supports into place.
Insert and loosely tighten the remaining screws.
Rotate any supports as necessary and give all of the screws a few more turns, until firm.
Finally add the feet, one in each corner.
Serve and enjoy.

For a change, why not try one of these fantastic variations?

Spice things up by substituting a brightly coloured slice for the base.
Add a new twist by serving on its side.
Double up on the ingredients and serve stacked to make a double-decker Raspbwich — for when one just won't do the job.
For a lighter option, substitute one — or both — slices with fluorescent ones.

Convenient ready-to-go packs of most of the ingredients are available from Raspbwich.com stockists — just add Pi.