arduino uno 3d printer case

Arduino Uno / chipKIT uC32 Lego Case This sleek design seamlessly integrates your Arduino Uno board into a stunning Lego creation, combining the mechanical ingenuity of Legos with the cutting-edge electronics and control capabilities of Arduino. The...

This custom casing is tailored to accommodate the Arduino Uno and CNC Shield V3. A clever addition on top houses a 50mm fan, providing efficient cooling for the shield. To ensure a secure fit, we recommend utilizing supports to create a precise hole...

This case is ideal for an Arduino Uno R3 when working with breadboards, as it stores the Uno without obstructing prototyping. Shield extenders are being designed to enable stacking. The last gallery photo showcases the Ethernet Shield and Arduino,...

This innovative design serves as an ideal platform for integrating Multifunctional Expansion and Arduino Uno electronic boards. The 3D model files (.stl) were expertly crafted using Freecad software. ...If you're interested in modifying these .stl...

This is made to contain the following (Links for reference): 1x Arduino Uno:...

I refashioned Esquilo's Arduino Uno snug case to eliminate the need for screws altogether. To achieve this, I incorporated small pegs into the lid that securely fit into the board's existing holes, thereby preventing it from shifting around. A...

I wanted a portable Arduino Uno tray that had space for a breadboard. Also wanted the Uno to have some protection while in a bag. ...It’s more a mashup than remix.

Arduino Uno case with a reset switch. Wire routing is done sideways. I use the 90 degree pins, makes them more stackable. Top & Bottom vents to prevent overheating from the monumental processing power of the Uno! might need a fan too?! Insert...

Humanized with precision-crafted 3D modeling techniques using 3D Slash!

The human used a 3D printer with ABS at 0.35mm on fast setting to create the case for UNO that fits tightly without using clips. The lid of version two is designed with simpler font style, thicker internal ribs, and stronger structure which greatly...

This is a case to house an Arduino Uno board with CNC Shield (V3), plus mount an 80mm fan. The case and fan are assembled using M4 cap head screws. You can use individual screws for each layer, or longer screws for the whole assembly.Designed to...

... stringing.  Hot glue to hold in place.  I love the snug case, but didn't have the material for the diffuser.  Gave clear PETG a go and am happy with the results.Arduino Uno Snug Case by Esquilo:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:994827

This is a case to house an Arduino Uno board with CNC Shield (V3), plus mount an 80mm fan. The case and fan are assembled using M4 cap head screws. You can use individual screws for each layer, or longer screws for the whole assembly.</p><p>Designed...

Here is a case I designed to house an Arduino Uno running GRBL and a parallel port that interfaces with my CNC electronics board. To assemble the case, you will need 4 M3 bolts approximately 10mm long to secure the arduino in position. Additionally,...

A custom Arduino Uno enclosure features large ventilation holes, initially designed for the SphereBot project. Its spacious design accommodates not only an Arduino Uno board but also a CNC Shield and stepper motor drivers. ...Additionally, it can be...

... using an Arduino Uno paired with a compact 2.4-inch TFT touchscreen display. ...Notably, I removed the 12-volt adapter from the Arduino Uno, as I didn't require its functionality, which in turn eliminated the need for the associated mounting hole.

I created a case for the Arduino Uno R3 with a motor shield on the top, I will be using this for setting up a wind feed for sim racing, as per the instructions by boosted media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2LS2IhGcdA These are the components i...

This case snaps together and fits Arduino UNO with the common D1 ROBOT 6 key keypad shield (no button holes, sorry but my project didn't require buttons, which you can drill for) and a screwshield in between. The base can be mounted without any...

The bottom case can be used alone or combined with the top shield extension case. To assemble them, use McMaster P/N 94510A040. Secure with M4 x 10 screws. The bolt pattern is 80x80mm for mounting a computer fan to improve cooling, add air inlet...

3D Printed Enclosure

3D Printed Enclosure

Arduino UNO rev3 - heavy bumper M3x6 screws Print Settings Printer: Hephestos2 Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 200micronInfill: 20% Notes: 0.4 nozzle Category: Electronics

A remix of bob896's Arduino Uno case. Everything is the same except I added holes for mounting to a wall. Used it with a Grove module shield for a custom burglar alarm. Works pretty well but, as bob896 says on the original, it's a pretty tight...

Enclosure For Arduino UNO R3 with Ethernet Shield. ... I remixed it in order to remove the Antenna hole and remove all Text and holes as I don't like that.

Here is a reworked version of the original text. ... A rugged Arduino UNO cover shield. ... November 30, 2015: The design has been optimized for compact print sizes, and a reinforced PCB base has been incorporated to increase overall stability.

I designed this project enclosure specifically to accommodate an Arduino Uno R3, along with its essential components - a 1602 LCD display that utilizes i2C protocol for seamless communication, and a reliable max6675 temperature sensor module.

Enclosure For Arduino UNO R3 with Ethernet Shield. ... I remixed it in order to remove the Antenna hole and remove all Text and holes as I don't like that.

A sleek slide top case designed specifically for the Arduino UNO, boasting built-in cable management that keeps your workspace tidy and organized. This case is engineered to accommodate a 60mm fan and a CNC shield with integrated stepper drivers,...

This case works well with Arduino and Elegoo UNO R3, however I would like feedback if you can modify it for a better fit. You're free to customize the design using the included Solidworks file as you see fit. ...All I ask is that you share your...

I've found this case to work well with Arduino and Elegoo UNO R3, but please do let me know if I can modify anything to make for a better fit. You're welcome to modify the design as you wish using the included Solidworks file. ...All that I ask is that...