Adafruit has released step by step instructions to build your own 10" Raspberry Pi 2 based computer.
From the article:
This project takes a DIY approach with no compromises in cost. The cost of this build easily goes over low budget DIY projects, but it's [meant] to be [a] premium build. It will be used for monitoring and wirelessly controlling a farm of printers. A dedicated linux box with a decent sized screen could cost about the same amount, but when the process of building a project is more meaningful than getting the cheapest deal, this sorta thing becomes a trophy item as well as a functioning utility. Also, we can mount it to anything and design custom brackets to adjust it in any configuration, and that's pretty darn cool.
A PDF of the instructions is also available.
(Score: 1, Informative) by Anonymous Coward on Thursday August 27 2015, @08:36PM
That case is not that hard to make by hand. They used a 3D printer because they have them handy and it also helps to sell them, but a Dremel and some patience will get the same results.
Let's not forget that people built precision mechanism watches a century ago when there were no 3Dprinters around.