2560 arduino mega case 3d models

I wanted to make the clip box as easy to open and close for my Arduino Mega version. I loved how this case allowed for a slim design while letting me plug in shields without hassle. With no screws or complicated mechanics, it's simply a matter of...

A plastic Case for Arduino Mounting

An ABS, red Arduino ATmega Case

An ABS, red Arduino ATmega Case

In the prototype I designed the slots for two fans, but after printing I found out that one is noisy enough and in any case I don't have enough space for both of them. I originally designed all the slots using several 3d models of Ramps+Arduino and...

In the prototype, I designed the slots for two fans, but after printing I found out that one is noisy enough and in any case I don't have enough space for both of them. I originally designed all the slots using several 3D models of Ramps+Arduino and...

I was able to start designing the 2nd level for Ramps1.4 and Arduino, creating a new part called 2nd_front_wall.stl that can carry a standard 50mm fan for cooling. The holes were drilled manually. To secure the middle level, I designed...

A case for an MEGA with a 3.2 inch screen.

"Revisiting the topic, here's an argument for utilizing the Arduino Mega R3 as an upgrade from the previous model showcased at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:99710."

Case for an arduino mega with touch display and space for additional PCB, step-down-module and a cut-out to place a lipo with a velcro strip. I designed a camera slider (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3042730) and used an arduino as control unit...

This calls for an Arduino Mega solution, and I deliberately built it with ample clearance around the connectors to account for the significant variation in their positioning between genuine Arduinos and compatible models.

Next, I needed to find a case for the arduino mega that included a touchscreen display and space for additional electronics, so I could keep everything compact. For power supply, I decided to use an 2S-lipo battery, which would allow me to mount the...

case for SFX 100 project using alternative arduino mega 2560

This project uses an Arduino Mega, secured with double-sided foam tape, and a low-profile proto shield. There's room for a 9-volt battery inside, perfect for carrying around. I created this housing specifically for projects that output audio sounds,...

A superior alternative to traditional Arduino cases is being developed. This innovative design requires only minimal materials - a mere 1 millimeter thick - yet boasts remarkable durability. ...Trust the designers' claims, as they have meticulously...

... it is crucial to note that the dimensions are quite tight against the edge where plugs are located. Therefore, one should measure their actual Arduino before making any adjustments, as we used an Arduino downloaded from GrabCad for our project.

You can print the thing in 3D and cut out the case with a laser. All STL, CDR, and DWG files for printing or cutting the design are provided here. ... Assembly is straightforward: simply attach the parts using M3 nuts and bolts.

Only added the through-hole pins to the bottom of the model.

Built precisely from my design, this prototype is remarkably slender, making it a breeze to manufacture and inspect for a perfect fit. ...Its streamlined dimensions allow for effortless adjustments to accommodate any design requirement with ease.

I built a custom mainboard enclosure with ample room and an oversized 8-centimeter fan to ensure optimal airflow.

Made this case for an Internal Weather Station project I've been working on...but can be used as just a case for an Arduino Mega with either at ILI9488 or NT35510 Parallel 8-bit/16-bit connection.

This Arduino Mega case snaps securely onto or off the board in a swift 3 seconds. ...It's remarkably simple to print, with no specialized skills needed – perfect for beginners.

Simple enclosure for Arduino Mega wiith shield of same size as the Arduino. ... Can be printed without supports

As you can see, boxes for relais 16x card and Arduino Mega, sackable if you need 32 relais

This enclosure holds an Arduino Mega with LCD Shield securely in place. A press-fit lid is provided, though gluing it might be necessary due to the fit being slightly off. The design files for F3D are included, allowing users to modify and remix them...

This is a case that holds an Arduino Mega and a Raspberry Pi in the same case. This combination can be used for different electrical projects or if you look at the case top you will see that it makes an excellent DCC Command Station for your model...

Other parts designed for my printers include: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1959901 (GT2 belt clamp for Prusa Y-axis) http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1937232 (Arduino Mega and RAMPS v1.4 case) http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1905409 (Prusa i3...

... This project only requires a 1K resistor and an NPN transistor to function properly. Special thanks go out to the creator of the buttons at thingiverse.com/thing:1777484, which have proven to work seamlessly with this particular case design.