Exactly what I needed. Thanks!
Arduino Uno R3 Case
Designed for 3D print, offers excellent grip, secure fit, and meticulous attention to aesthetics.
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Really cool! had a bunch of stringing but I guess thats more related to having my printer on a different table for that print than enything else. That said, the top cover is a little weird to my liking, would've been better if it "fit" in some way without the need of screws. Still, 5 star design!
Thanks for your comment. A clip lid version is a good idea. I keep that in mind. Enjoy!
Felt a little thin on the bottom and the top but really love this case and will be perfect for what I need
@RandumbPrints Absolutely, you're spot on about the thickness. This case isn't designed to survive a hammer test, and that's entirely intentional. We made a conscious choice to minimize the amount of filament required, which not only cuts down on printing time but also saves material. Let's face it, most cases out there are way overbuilt for what they're holding. The Arduino Uno, for instance, weighs in at just 25 grams—it doesn't need a tank for a shell. However, if you do want to beef it up a bit, you've got the option to make the lid thicker by tweaking the Z height in your slicer. The power is in your hands!
@fuzion3d The hinge is a good idea if you need it. In my humble opinion, the bottom with many holes may significantly increase the printing time.
@JMAW Yes I realized that late, the idea is that it has some ventilation underneath and that I can see the interior, I appreciate your comment
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