buspirate 3d models

...... markab's case has been re-sized and tweaked to perfectly fit the BusPirate v4.0 I used M3x12mm hex socket cap bolts to hold mine together. Be sure to check out https://github.com/BusPirate for continued community driven development of the BusPirate.

MOVED TO YOUMAGINE:https://www.youmagine.com/designs/enclosure-for-sparkfun-buspirate

##case for buspirate (sparkfun version)  this is a case for the buspirate pcb (sparkun version!)  a pinout label will follow... ...;)  - - -   ###changelog:  * 20140823 (2037):  added a spacer on the lid to hold the pcb in position while removing the...

I created this case for my Buspirate board from Sparkfun as the existing cases where far too small.

A clear acrylic case to house the BusPirate v3.5c. Instructions Cut from 2.5 - 3.0mm acrylic and screw together with M3x15 screws. ... If you use thicker 5-6mm acrylic only one middle layer is...

This is a case for [Bus Pirate v4](http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Bus_Pirate#Bus_Pirate_v4.x) customized from _Yet another BusPirate v3.6 case_. You'll just need four M3 nuts and ~12mm cap screws. ...Don't go crazy overtightening them.

The BusPirate is a multifunction debugging and electronic test tool. Note that there are many versions of the BusPirate. This one is designed for version 3a September 2009. For more information on the Bus Pirate, see...

In v3.6 I only added the lettering BP3.6 Original design comes from here: for BusPirate v4: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:431167 by spapadim for BusPirate v4 http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3230273 by giuliof for BusPirate v3.6...

In v3.6 I only added the lettering BP3.6 Original design comes from here: for BusPirate v4: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:431167 by spapadim for BusPirate v4 http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3230273 by giuliof for BusPirate v3.6...

Lightguides should be printed with transparent filament. In v3.6 I only added the lettering BP3.6 Original design comes from here: for BusPirate v4: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:431167 by spapadim for BusPirate v4...

Trim the edges of the buspirate and maybe scale up the parts and it should be ok. It's been a while since I made it and I don't need another one so I didn't change the source file... Instructions...

I originally tried http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:16098 but found it was too large for my relatively recent SparkFun BusPirate. So I recreated the whole thing in Sketchup using the original for inspiration and reprinted it - works like a charm!

I used brass inserts and screws, but there is nothing bad in using glue. Photographed part is (as you can see) printed while I was simultaneously testing old printer. Sorry for that, but I'm not going to print it again just for photo. My print...

<p>This is a case for <a href="http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Bus_Pirate_v3.6">Bus Pirate v3.6</a>, the case self-lock together snugly.</p> <p>Sketchup source included for further customization.</p>

This is a case for Bus Pirate v3.6 (DP6037 60x37mm PCB footprint). I found the design of the source thing really elegant, but unfortunately it did not withstand the abuse I gave it and came apart too easily (esp when swapping cables, which I did...

I liked the original design, but I wanted two STL files for the lid and the case. ...I just used the OpenSCAD code from the source and exported both parts separately.

Designed a case to keep my buspirate safe.

This is an almost closed case for Sparkfun's BusPirate Version 3.x As I need just two but very long wires I would not use the available standard adapter plug, but the cable of standard plug should fit in the designed gap.

Top and bottom layers get flipped so that the etched portion is on the inside, against the BusPirate PCB. For the inner holes, the idea is to hold the PCB in place and prevent rattles or weird stresses on the USB port. I used some small machine...