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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...

... nuts. The mount's compact structure shares bottom mounting holes with the Arduino while taking advantage of OpenSCAD's "hull()" function. ...An included STL is provided for beams with a 74mm center-to-center distance, suitable for most applications.

... are required for the central opening and fastener holes. Only two screws are needed to secure the Arduino to the mount, allowing it to be attached via screw or bonded with epoxy, hot glue, or other adhesives. ...Designed using TinkerCad software.

The platform includes versatile mounting holes in both metric and imperial sizes. Arduino Mega variant available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3451356 Printing Parameters: Brand: MakerBot Printer Model: MakerBot Replicator 2 Model...

... for the first layer) and 80% infill ensures strength. The .ipt file is included, although the design could be better. Assembly involves using spacers to allow cable routing under the frame, with the Arduino mounted on top with hard drive screws.

The MESA Arduino Mount provides an excellent method for securely attaching your Arduino Uno (or similar boards) to any project. ...To firmly connect the Arduino to the mount, screws are included.

An Mount for the Arduino Nano on an RFID Reader if you want, leave a tip

An Mount for the Arduino Nano on an RFID Reader   if you want, leave a tip

A frame to mount an Arduino Uno R3. ...Remixed using OpenSCAD to move the frame mounts from external to internal.

A simple Pegboard mount for Arduino Uno / Leonardo (and similar PCB boards). The complete mount consists of a hook at the top and a clip at the bottom for a secure fit of the board. This mount is designed for a pegboard with 25.45mm pitch, 6.0 to...

... This mount is designed specifically for pegboards with a 25.45mm pitch, featuring holes with diameters ranging from 6.0 to 6.5mm, and a thickness of approximately 5.5mm. ... The design prints well in PETG material at a layer height of 0.2mm.

My Arduino projects use these by the dozen to mount all sorts of modules. LDC displays, LED modules, RTC modules, relay modules, etc.,etc, etc. I make 'em between jobs to keep the plate hot. I had designed the same basic part for #4, but there...

... for reinforcing Arduino Mega's edges was uploaded on January 7th, 2015. ...The latest version features enhanced mounting tabs and an adjusted position of one board hole for better alignment. ...To print the frame, ensure you set the scale to 100%.

Additionally, I separated the mounting holes into individual objects within the Sketchup file, making it easy to customize the mount according to specific needs. ...To attach the Arduino Uno R3 board to the mount, I used 2.2mm x 6.5mm metal screws for a...

Note that this mount features carefully positioned holes, precisely designed to accommodate standard ISO 7380 M5 screws for effortless assembly and stability. ...If you're also concerned about managing heat while running high-performance applications...

This handy connector allows you to prevent all that hassle by using your USB cable as a mount for your Arduino. It should work on both PC and Mac, unlike some laptop screen clips or other mounting solutions. Instructions are straightforward: 1. 2....

... computer, preventing any accidental disconnections and potential damage. Although the stress relief holes may not print well due to floating island slices, this connector will greatly enhance your Arduino experience. ...A setup video is coming soon!

This Arduino Mega is designed specifically to fit as a rail-mount for the re:3D Gigabot 3D printer.

The Arduino Nano is mounted securely, thanks to a sturdy base created by 3D printing with high-quality PETG material.

... mount from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1748 and the provided plate. Securely slide the dovetail into the wrist mount. Finally, attach an Arduino (Uno or Duemilanove) with M3 screws and plastic stand-offs to the plate, utilizing matching holes.

... in MakerWare (using PLA on a Replicator Dual at work). To personalize it, a Sketchup file is included. Consider changing vertical holes (used for connecting Arduino and a shield) to small protrusions that facilitate stacking for better stability.

This mount, designed for the Arduino Uno's right Y axis motor mount plate on Shapeoko2, follows Wiring Option 3 in this guide: http://docs.shapeoko.com/wiring_3.html. Inspired by things from Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:33327 and...

A compact and versatile mounting solution designed specifically for the Arduino Due microcontroller, enabling seamless integration of this powerful board into a wide range of applications and projects.

Here is a simple DIY project to build a sturdy mount for your Arduino Mega without relying on fussy tiny screws or cumbersome zip-ties.

A compact enclosure for an Arduino UNO, designed to be easily mounted on any wall, accompanied by a variety of interchangeable front panel options.

By employing NX Unigraphics, I have constructed a tailor-made Arduino mount/protection box with precise measurements specifically designed for our Robotics Team.

The Arduino Uno mounting bracket is specifically engineered to integrate seamlessly with the F450 airframe, serving as a crucial component within a comprehensive drone/quadcopter project setup.

I designed a prestressed mount for arduino nanos. ... When the nano is mounted - the walls of the mount should be 90° Printing: Nothing special to say, prints very well - maybe use a small nozzle

... round and has an 8mm diameter. Additionally, there are holes provided for a main switch that is rectangular in shape, with a mounting hole measuring 12x20mm. ...A separate 10mm hole allows for the secure placement of a rubber cord protector.

Here are some instructions on how to mount your design for an Arduino Nano: Download and 3D print your chosen mount, which fits snugly around the Arduino board without needing any screws to secure it. That's it! ...Just slide it onto your Nano, and...