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Hello everyone, This is my First Upload and its a "simple" Case for the Arduino Mega. It´s placed Face Down into the Case. The Upper Side is open. To Hold the Arduino in Place. ...Melt the 6 Pins with a Soldering Iron a bit and its snug.

... ...Additionally, an Arduino mounting hole is relocated to suit an Arduino Mega 2560. Extra features include vertical reinforcing ribs and a protrusion on the rod-side face for improved rod clamping. ...Obtain U-clamps from thing:5007 for assembly.

... the Arduino will fit snugly in place. This design is quick and simple. I used calipers to measure the base of the Rover 5, then found a pre-built Arduino Mega support on Thingiverse. ...Next, I used Tinkercad to put everything together seamlessly.

The lower portion of an Arduino Mega board is shown in this image. The upper section remains unfinished, but will be customizable based on the selected Arduino shield. This design is particularly beneficial for those concerned about pin damage when...

... ...There is a low profile and high sided version. It uses M3 or #4-40 screws for mounting. 2, #6-32 screws can be used in the centre holes with insulating washers. The hole between the USB and Power Jacks can be tapped M3 or #4-40 or left unused. ...

A minor remix of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:205082 I like a smaller base area to make it easier to remove from the print bed. ...Also inspired by http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:26237

A simple box built upon the excellent Ultimate Box Maker by Heartman, this enclosure cradles an Arduino Mega, a Pixhawk, the RadioLink GPS and a 4-line display. Holes accommodate USB connections for both boards. Mount the Pixhawk on a block of foam...

Custom case designed for the Arduino Mega 2560 with screw mounts, making installation simple and hassle-free. No extra hardware required to secure the Mega. The case also comes with small standoff feet that can be glued on, promoting airflow around...

Printer Settings Holder For An Arduino Board Printer Settings Holder Holder For An Arduino Mega Or Due. ... Printer Settings Doesn'T matter whether it'S A Raft Or Not, Rafts Work Anyways It Works Just Fine With Any Raft Design Infill Level...

I design a holder specifically crafted for an Arduino MEGA board. It's essentially an updated version of my previous project, the Arduino UNO holder, extended to fit this particular needs. I rely on it to keep in position various electronic...

Check out the Arduino Mega 2560 Brand NEW here: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/173846013344 For your 3D printing needs, consider these options: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/173838265965 (3D Printer LCD Module 20x4 1Pc)...

This DIY project involves creating a laser-cut plate for holding a breadboard and an Arduino Mega or Uno, along with dials and switches, making it convenient for prototyping and demonstrations on the go. The objective is to minimize barriers to...

With it, users can easily repair their boards - whether they're using an Uno or a Mega model - and access various components in buckets, including jumpers, resistors, and more. ...Our goal is for this resource to be incredibly useful for everyone who...

With this part, you can attach an Arduino Mega 2560 to any surface with extra space reserved for cooling systems. Enjoy! Please subscribe to my YouTube channel for Sketchup and 3D Printing tutorials at https://www.youtube.com/c/PlastikElectrik. ...Share...

To create a case, I needed the dimensions of the Arduino Mega R3's ramps shield; however, I only have Autodesk software and not Solidworks. ...Thus, I downloaded the model from Thingiverse by Archistrong at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34174.

I'm thrilled I didn't find a pre-made slide case for my Arduino Mega/Ramps setup, so I decided to create one myself :). The result is perfect - no need for screws or any other attachments. It's going directly onto the outside of the 3D printer...

This model is designed to be used to create cutouts or mounting points for the Arduino Mega circuit board. ...There are existing models but they are far too detailed and slow your system down.</p><p>Included is the STL file and also the openSCAD source...

A frame designed 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...

Arduino Mega 2560 S Case. Perfect fit with extra protection guaranteed. This is a remix of original designs. For optimal results, use ABS plastic with settings: layer thickness at 220 microns, infill density at 90%, and a top/bottom thickness of 15%...

The base Arduino Mega is a powerhouse of a board, equipped with 54 digital input/output pins, 16 analog inputs, and a clock speed of up to 20 MHz. ...This robust platform provides ample room for expansion and customization, making it an ideal choice for...

Custom Enclosure Made Specifically for Arduino Mega 2560 Board with Built-in Lid, Adjustable Mounting Slots. ... Crafted from Two Separate Components, a Box and a Lid, Secured Together Using Seven 7.6 Millimeter M3 Screws Equipped with Integrated M3...

I designed a simple Arduino MEGA 2560 holder using Fusion 360 as part of my personal learning project, since I recently ordered a 3D printer. ...To stay occupied while waiting for the printer's arrival, I created this model along with others that I plan...

Additionally, I imported the arduino mega holes DXF file for mounting accuracy. I modified the arduino.scad file to include a Shield() module, representing various shields used. Further, I created another DXF file based on proto screw shield...

I upgraded Semborski's Arduino MEGA 1280 Case to fit my Arduino MEGA 2560 clone perfectly; despite some flaws in the original design. The main issue was that the MEGA 1280 has fewer pins than the MEGA 2560, making it impossible to access I2C ports or...

This project uses an Arduino Mega, secured with double-sided foam tape, and a low-profile proto shield. There's room for a 9-volt battery inside, perfect for carrying around. I created this housing specifically for projects that output audio sounds,...

This is a case for the Arduino Mega 2560. The holes on the side are a tight fit for M3 screws and the ones on the base are to bolt down the Arduino using M2 screws. The sides of the pieces might require some sanding(or a lot depending on your...

Case designed specifically for an Arduino Mega 2560. All I/O pins, reset button, USB port and power connections remain easily accessible. It's worth noting that the screw holes on this case are not threaded, requiring screws to be inserted slowly...

Strengthened for durability and ease of printing, it accommodates both Arduino Due and Mega devices, but not Freetronics EtherDue. A recent update (04/05/2014) includes an .stl file that prints three bumpers simultaneously. As always,...

I used a 4x4 keypad matrix, a standard 2x16 LCD display, and a Arduino Mega 2560. The relay board fits in the stand, but isn't fastened. Holding the components are M2 screws. I sized the holes for the screw to just be screwed into the holder ...

This Arduino Mega mount, designed for use with OpenBeam or similar extrusions, features adjustable distance between parallel beams as specified in the SCAD file. To utilize this minimalistic design, measure the distance between your extrusions and...