hackerboxes 3d models

This is a stand / PCB holder for Hackerboxes #0087 Press-fits onto posts with no glue required. The slightly imperfect shape produced by the printer should allow the PCB to snap right into place with a little pressure. I left room between the PCB and...

I made a case in which you can stuff the project for Hackerbox 0021 ( https://www.instructables.com/id/HackerBoxes-0021-Hacker-Tracker/ ) The top needs supports, the bottom works without them. You only have to trim the pins on the SD module,...

This is an enclosure I made for the Hackerboxes 0089. It could also be used for a DIY Wardriving rig using the same components with perfboard or a custom PCB of the same size. This design could probably use a little work, and the top needs to be...

Hackerboxes #0024 included a small USB camera that you would mount to the top of the Pan/Tilt assembly however it does not include any bracket. This bracket will allow you to use some of the screw hardware in the box to mount it to the top U plate...

This is a case for the HackerBoxes #0044 SIMON SAYS Badge Kit. The badge slips into the case to protect fingers from the pokey leads on the back. Prints well at 0.2mm layer height and doesn't need much infill or any supports. The clips...

When I put my hands on this kit from Hackerboxes #18 (http://www.instructables.com/id/HackerBoxes-0018-Circuit-Circus/), quite compact but packed with different tools like frequency and voltage meters, etc, I wanted to take a different approach from...

https://hackerboxes.com/collections/past-hackerboxes/products/hackerbox-0091-fibonacci https://cybercitycircuits.com/ You'll need: - 4x M3 threaded heat-press inserts: https://www.mcmaster.com/94459A130/ - 4x M3 12mm screws:...

Here is my version of a tray for Hackerbox #26. ... Also includes a small housing for the pulse sensor.

This is an enclosure for [HackerBox #0050](https://hackerboxes.com/products/hackerbox-0050) I mounted my TFT module on pin headers connector instead of soldering it on to the board. If you soldered in your TFT, you should print...

This is a case for the JamBox that was part of [HackerBox #0028](https://www.instructables.com/id/HACKERBOX-0028-JamBox/). You need to print 8 buttons, and one each of the other parts. To assemble, hold the lid upside down and insert the buttons...

Box with sliding dovetail lid for Hackerbox 0089 WiSpy. Notes: - My Antenna holes on the OLED board were not mirrored, so you may have to drill out your antenna holes to fit it. - Drill small holes on the runners for the main board to screw it...

This is a case for the EtherTap device that was included as part of [HackerBox #0031](https://www.instructables.com/id/HackerBox-0031-the-Ether/). The EtherTap provides a convenient way to tap into an ethernet cable so that traffic over the cable can...

this is a case I made to hold hackerbox 61 it is designed to resemble an old school SNES. I've printed in ABS and PLA now and it fits perfectly. update-12/10/2020 I have broken the print into three pieces instead of two as I have been having...

This is a case for the Biosense board that came in [HackerBox #0026](https://www.instructables.com/id/HackerBox-0026-BioSense/). This case does not provide a place for the 9V battery (although it does provide a hole for the battery connector wires).

Frame to support FPGA Lab from HackerBox 88 (https://hackerboxes.com). You may find it's easier to fit by trimming the places indicated in the image with red boxes extra close to the board. FPGA board slides into lower portion of frame and...

My PRUSA did a great slice to have the Hackerbox Skull print on the same color, then change to white for the skull. Add your own lanyard. I repurposed a HACKERBOXES lanyard from one of the previous box projects. The display can be mounted in...

Case for the AM/FM radio kit in Hackerbox 0086 from Hackerbox.com. Used Blender for design of model. ... Used Cura for the slicer.

Battery for bioscense is under the board. ...

This case is an adaptation on the JHewitt case from @barry99705. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5642635 The extra hole on the base and lid (in the middle) is for you to use the window mount from this project: ...

More information on the DemonSeed device and Hackerboxes electronics subscription can be found at the following links: DemonSeed Hardware: https://o.mg.lol/ Hackerboxes Subscription: https://hackerboxes.com/ Note: I did add the DemonSeed logo to this...

This is a case to hold the Buck Boost voltage converter along with the voltage display and the potentiometer that came in HackerBoxes #17. I designed it so you can put banana plugs on both sides, allowing you to attach it to your supply if you need...

This fits the parts from Hackerbox #0023 perfectly. You shouldn't need ramps or supports, everything prints easily. ... A spot of hot glue once everything is stuck inside should keep it nice and sturdy for exploring if you happen to try out a project...

This is a box for a Benchtop power supply, project described in Hackerboxes.com, Box 17. Work in progress. Box size is 9.25 x 6.25 x 3.5, so please note it may not fit all 3D printers. Prototype created on a Projet SD3510 from 3D Systems. Use raft...

Used code from the Kronos Hackerbox (#0085) for the display, modified for additional display information, as well as a tiered menu/submenu for changing the channel and volume with the rotary encoder. Print on face, no supports required. The...

... bolts to hold it all together. Case here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5532262 Also works with this case for the HackerBox 089 kit https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5951537 Comment and let me know if you have recommendations on improvements.

This is based on the version provided in Hackerboxes Box #18. An optional knob is included to compensate for the short amount of the rotary knob sticking out.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p> <p>Prusa</p> <p...

Specifically, this is designed around the one that was included in HackerBoxes 0015, shown here. The board has no provisions for mounting and it's easy to short out the pins on the back of the board. Wrapping the board in this enclosure solves both...