Intel Galileo Arduino Enclosure

Intel Galileo Arduino Enclosure

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This is a simple case that is long enough to cover the power plug. An additional hole will need to be drilled in order to pass the signal wires to the outside of the box. Four #8 tap-tite screws hold the board to the lower portion. Four #8 tap-tite screws hold the two halves of the case together. This takes approximately 4 hours to print on a Makerbot X2 machine. I tend to scale up the model in makerware by 1mm in length to account for part shrinkage. Instructions Import .stl files into makerware center on plate outer flat surface must be flat on plate for best surface finish Scale entire part by 1mm in length, and let it autoscale the width & height for you. This helps make sure the part is the right size after the plastic shrinks. ABS fillament was used.

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