I just recently purchased my Raspberry Pi and 3.2 touchscreen and wanted to protect it. I designed this to be a custom fit for the two parts. If you decide to use this design, I do have two suggestions for you. When assembling it, the board should slide under the little "shelf steps" on the Base model and it will be easier to install the Raspberry Pi board first without the screen attached and then insert the screen. The screen should then rest on the little shelf printed along the top of the Base model on one side. When installing the cover and if you use screws to hold it together, make sure the screw on the end isn't too long. Otherwise, it will go through and touch/damage the touchscreen plug.