arduino pro micro enclosure 3d models

Arduino Pro Micro(clone) enclosure for VRC PRO. Exciting! Your best lap update ! ProMicro-case-RC-WB62mm.stl : For Epoch 1/43 Indoor Racer body(wheelbase 62mm). ...Maybe fit!

Arduino Pro Micro(clone) enclosure. Simple! ...

As requested, I remixed my pro-micro enclosure to have a 6.35mm cable entrance.

A remix that adds base abd back support for the Arduino Pro Micro Also a tiny hole in the cover for the board LED light. (you can use a light pipe or transparent epoxy to better transfer the light. ... If I had time I would of move the screw mount...

Arduino Micro Pro Case with access to all the pins and USB port. Weight 4 Gram. ... You will also love this: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/stackable-mini-spools

Two mount 6mm hole

Enclosure for DIY Ambilight with Arduino Pro Microcontroller by ShreddedABS extended by 1mm because the Arduino was difficult to fit in

The Pro Micro board does snap fit into place, so does the lid. ... I created a guide to get you startet on the topic in case you're interested in building your own: ...

Arduino Leonardo pro Micro enclosure with fast locking PCB for easy mount. Holes for M3 screws. You should cut the little filament in the locking pad to allow insertion. ...For 18 mm x 33 mm boards.

... ...This thing was adapted to fit the arduino micro from an arduino nano enclosure that can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:36914 Instructions Print the two halves Place the Arduino Micro inside Mount to your project platform as needed.

A small enclosure for the Arduino micro. It exposes the pins so that the Arduino micro can still be plugged into a breadbord. It also provides a large enough window for a USB cable to fit in. Note that this model might be challenging due to the...

Basic enclosure for Arduino Pro Micro https://grabcad.com/library/arduino-pro-micro-1

ARDUINO PRO MICRO Model

Case for Arduino pro micro and one button

Remixed the Arduino Nano Holder to work on the Arduino Pro Micro.

A case for the Arduino Pro Micro. ...Just hot glue the sides together.

3D print and use this model as a arduino pro micro board casing.

Chassi for Arduino Pro micro. ... When I made this chassi i use a 3d-model of Arduino Pro micro. ...But my board was bigger than 3d-model. You might need to grind a bit on the sides.

i use this case for my "rubber ducky" (Arduino Pro Micro) i hope this helps for some people :) enjoy printing

Here is a Arduino Pro Micro,with and without header, for test and design purposes. ... Have fun with it

A simply remix of the original project to fit an Arduino Pro Micro ( a bit short than nano)

i use this case for my "rubber ducky" (Arduino Pro Micro) i hope this helps for some people :) enjoy printing

Case for Sparkfun/Arduino Pro Micro Threading is M2x0.4 5mm Glue the Arduino in place or use some shrink tubing to press it down with the lid.

This is a quick hand measured model (no guarantee of perfect accuracy on dimensions, but should be close) of the pro micro arduino available from sparkfun.

Everything you need for all arduino pro micro projects ! Juste little box... ... Fix it with 2x M4 din 7991 22mm mini Hole below is here to push the arduino board out for remove it

I saw this design from "Arduino Pro Micro A by Clevier" and "arduino pro micro with cable input by enotionz". I had to re-do the measurements mostly because their designs were to tight on the board. Even with this design you still have to sand a bit...

This is a remix of the excellent design [Arduino Pro Mini Holder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3562158) of [AA7JC](https://www.qrz.com/db/aa7jc) for the Arduino Pro Micro. The Pro Micro has a usb micro connector that cannot be used in the...

I changed the design to match the Arduino Pro Micro I received. I put it on this. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4633573 The micro USB connector is too thinly soldered. Therefore, the connector is likely to break when inserted or removed. You...

Made this case for a project, the pro micro snaps into it just needs some force  

Arduino Pro-Micro (yes I did another one) I think this may have been pioneered by Sparkfun but open to correction there. Basically its an Arduino Leonardo shrunk until it fits in a 24 pin DIL socket. This is the important bit none of the Genduino...