nodemcu v3 lolin 3d models

Designed up this dealer button to use in home games or have just as something laying around for any poker fan. It was inspired by a dealer button in Pokerstars VR. Printing: Ring - Infil to add weight, supports needed for spade inset. Letter...

Developing a Custom Housing Solution for Your NodeMCU Project

The NodeMCU ESP8266 case, designed for IoT projects, can be easily printed using a 3D printer.

A case/cover/shell for NodeMCU (ESP-12E)For V2 CP2102

Mount yoru lolin ESP32 on a standard din rail.

This NodeMCU enclosure is specifically designed for transmitter devices, providing protection and secure housing to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

A small enclosure for a NodeMCU and 2 push buttons, used to control led strips. ... The full guide will be uploaded in the future.

With a simple nod of your head, you can tilt this stand up or down, giving you unobstructed access to the tiny components that power your NodeMCU microcontroller. ...Perfect for DIY makers and coders on-the-go, this nifty tool lets you adjust the...

Enables prototyping boards to seamlessly connect atop the NodeMCU.\nCylindrical supports for screws were crafted with slightly increased dimensions to withstand stress, minor sanding may be necessary.\nNylon material was selected for its robustness,...

Multisensor unit with a great design that make it suitable for a side table I have made two units one with NodeMCU+PIR sensor+ AD2301 (removed the original black cover used only the PCB) the second unit I used NodeMCU+PIR sensor+ DHT11+ and light...

3D printable enclosure for NodeMCU board and BMP280 sensor.The sensor placed in a separated hole in the front face.MADE IN HUNGARY!

This is an ESP8266 NodeMCU microcontrol board. I attempted to draw everything up as close to the original components as possible. ... This should at least give a good representative example to use in mock-ups and such

Possible projects where this kind of housing might be usefull are all kinds of home-automation projects with the NodeMCU microcontroller. The lower part can easily be modified to contain other parts like an accumulator etc. ... To assemble the...

NodeMCU package with modified base hole for hanging on a screw case 1mm higher, since holes for NodeMCU pins no longer reach ground, making wire threading much more challenging -;) top cover sourced from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2624162 (see...

Mount your LOLIN ESP32 board directly onto a typical DIN rail.

The box serves as a housing for the Nodemcu module and securely holds it in place using the mounting tabs that fit perfectly on the board's connectors. Additionally, there is an input for the USB cable located on one of the sides. The next part of...

Built this box to house my NodeMCU and mount a DHT-22 temperature sensor on the outside. This is for the V2 of the ESP8266 ESP-12E Development Board. I hot glued the board to the top part, it fits right in. Just a few little dabs of glue over...

I designed a custom enclosure to fit a NodeMCU with an ESP3D module installed, specifically for my delta printer. This design offers two distinct configurations: the first variant, w_2020_mount, is optimized for use on 2020 profile printers. ...To...

The ESP8266 NodeMCU is a highly acclaimed microcontroller that has revolutionized the world of IoT and embedded systems. ...With its built-in Wi-Fi capabilities and impressive processing power, this tiny chip has become an indispensable tool for...

Enclosure for a NodeMCU ESP8266 board. Allows space for connections onto the male header, with a small cable exit. Also allows access to the USB port.</p><p>Use two short M2.5 countersunk screws to hold the lid in place. ...This also clamps the board in...

I have it all under control - A smart NodeMCU holder unlocks full access to all pins from the top position right now. Printing settings are being reviewed and updated frequently. Print rafts can be completely ignored since it doesn't make a...

This enclosure was crafted to snugly house a NodeMCU board and a breakout sensor module. In my instance, I'm utilizing a DS18b20 sensor to precisely measure room temperature. A dedicated space is allocated for the sensor to prevent thermal...

I had to find a rapid solution to secure a NodeMCU in place, so I could attach it firmly to something. The pins needed to face downwards since they were soldered onto the headers at the top of the board - I should've removed them first, but oh well!

This box was designed to contain a NodeMCU board and a breakout sensor boar. In my case I'm using a DS18b20 sensor to measure room temperature. ...There is a small space dedicated to the sensor to minimize the thermal effect due to the board...

A case designed to fit the Lolin D32 Pro. The lid snaps off and on. ...I designed the lid so that the holes could be filled with resin so that I could add LEDs inside the case.

Designed this version of enclosure for Bruh Automation Multisensor to be used with ESP8266 NodemcuV3. This version of enclosure is slightly bigger than original so that nodemcuv3 can fit inside. Thanks and credits to Bruh Automation for original...

LoLin NodeMCU ESP8266 and DHT22 Enclosure with Mounts for IoT Development.

... to utilize it. ...Once I find something, this baby will be put to work! Given that, I figured I'd share it with everyone here. The design was tailored to fit the Wemos Lolin ESP32 OLED - check it out on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/222975245863

Compatible with LOLIN NodeMCU v3 - Two buttons at the bottom of the case = no need to disassemble whole setup in order to reflash the unit. - Mounting options: zip tie, magnet, screw - Fits up to 5 3-pin JST 2.54mm connectors and one power jack...

A small, efficient case for the popular Wemos/Lolin ESP32S2 Pico board. This MCU features an integrated OLED screen and is based on the Expressif ESP32-S2FN4R2 IC. You can read more about the board at:...