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A custom mount for the Arduino Nano or clone, specifically designed for acetone welding. Access to the surface-mount reset button is restricted; consider this when working with the project. Useful as this mount may be, it requires consideration:...

A compact box designed specifically for storing an Arduino nano. The outer spiral aims to evoke mystery and there are three versions available for the inner text - feel free to mix and match as you see fit: * No text at all * NanoBox, a...

This is a mounting frame for the Arduino Nano Anyboard. ...It is designed to be a little bit of a tight fit so a user can plug a USB cable in and (re)program the board later.

quick little case that i came up with for housing the Arduino Nano boards. ...I couldn't find anything that worked for me so this is what i came up with.

Small Arduino Nano Box exposes USB connector and 3 of the asp pins for +5 D11 and ground. Works great to drive WS8218B neopixels. ... A 3 pin dupont connector will fir through the sliding dovetail top.

This is a base for an Arduino Nano breakout board. ...Holes are drilled to accept a M3 machine screw, which will tap the metal and create its own threads.

piccolo supporto per arduino nano in verticale Print Settings Printer: MAIALA 4.0 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 200 Infill: 20% Filament: PolyMaker pla + nero Category: Tool Holders & Boxes

This was a quick case I have made for an Arduino Nano. It hasn't been tested yet but should in theory work well. ...any comments, suggestions or changes feel free to leave a comment.

Housing for a LoRa node with Arduino Nano. ... The PCB can be found here: https://github.com/ranseyer/MySensors-HW/tree/master/Gateway-RFM-RS485/V40-RFM-Mini Four M3 5mm brass nuts are employed.

The full pin layout is provided for the Arduino Nano, with each pin clearly marked on the board. Additionally, pins featuring serial and PWM capabilities are indicated for easy reference. ...This design was created using AutoCAD Electrical software.

I created a basic stand for the Arduino Nano that fits snugly at the rear of my computer monitor, allowing me to easily manage an LED strip from its convenient location.

Arduino Nano Lego Mount ==================== List of Printing parts Arduino_nano_lego_mount_B Arduino_nano_lego_mount_F ==================== List of Mechanical components required No mechanical components needed ==================== Note I posted a...

Compact case designed specifically for Arduino Nano, available on eBay in dimensions of 45x18x8mm. ...The external casing measures 21x47.4x12.2mm, providing ample space to create openings for cable management using a heated nail or drill as needed.

Here's a simple mount for the Arduino Nano that I designed specifically for my build of the Lazy 7/One, a single strip segment clock. ... Check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CViy2QeS7nc

I have made this base to place the arduino nano board and better organize the wiring in BQMini. ... Enough space has been left for the wiring to pass under the plate and exit through a hole in the front.

The STL file is designed specifically for creating a 3D printable support structure for an Arduino Nano. ...This ensures precise and accurate printing, providing optimal stability and functionality to the device.

Case for our Arduino Nano Every with enough space for a default USB cable. One note: Try to do not use more than 3 wall layers. ...If you do so, there is no garantee that the Nano Every fits in the case.

A remix of the Arduino Nano V3 case by spradlinb. I use my Nano to flash ESC's (with blheli). That's why I needed some more space to access the GND, D2 and D3 pins. ... Now I only have to worry about putting GND -> GND.

This tool was designed for effortless welding of Arduino Nano pins. To start, carefully position the pin strips exactly where they belong. Next, place the Arduino into its designated holder by aligning the pins, and then apply just two precise welds...

Two piece case for an arduino nano. Print two of the single part and they sandwich the arduino using 4x6mm PCB standoffs. These also become stackable if you use standoffs with long threaded ends. ... If you like my work, you can support me on...

This is a 2-piece assembly (Case and Retainer) for Arduino NANO. The NANO Development Board sits inside the case, following which, the retainer bracket can be fastened using M3 (or smaller) screws to secure it into place. Salient features of...

Control is via the Android application: Bluetooth SPP Tools pro. Print instructionsSet contains: printed robot parts: 4x legs, 4x shin, 4x thigh, body top + bottom Servos 9G SG90 (SG 92 option) - 12 items Board Arduino NANO V3.0 16MHz USB -...

I joined the wires directly to the Arduino Nanos (I didn't solder the pins on the Arduino). As you can see from the images, the USB cables connect on one side, and I have the wires coming out the back (no wire organization). ... I'll use double-sided...

... projects! They were specifically developed for a Flight Data Collector, project details are given below: https://github.com/EpsilonZero885/2023-CCNY-AIAA-Flight-Sensor-Array Originally modeled using SOLIDWORKS, .stp files are available upon request.

Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer Model: MakerBot Replicator 2X Rafts: Irrelevant Supports: Not Needed Infill Percentage: 10% Post-Printing Process: Once the print has completed and remains warm/hot, carefully insert the Arduino Nano...

This is a remix of spradlinb's arduino nano case. I changed the following things: Moved all the pins to be available on the side with the reset button and the power cable. Opened up the holes to allow female pin connectors the room to connect...

I designed a small Arduino Nano project that required connecting wires directly to pins in a confined space, but I couldn't find any other way to secure the board than creating this custom holder. It serves my needs well. When printing the holder,...

I required a case that could securely house my Arduino Nano while also allowing me to visually inspect the LED in real-time, all held together with just a few screws. The result is a well-designed setup where the top layer features translucent black...

I repurpose the Arduino Nano V3 case designed by spradlinb with some modifications. Since I use my Nano for flashing ESC's (with blheli), extra space is needed to access the GND, D2 and D3 pins easily. The result now makes connecting GND to GND a...

I utilize numerous Arduino Nanos and have recently rekindled my enthusiasm for wire wrapping (check out http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:82732 if you're wondering "what the heck is that!"). This small panel supports wire wrap pins, which can still...