arduino leonardo with joystick shield case 3d models

To assemble this DIY gadget, you'll need a few components: the Arduino Leonardo itself, a joystick shield from Elecfreaks, buttons for Forward/Enhance small keys, and a large button for the Reset mini switch. If you encounter any issues with this...

This is a straightforward joystick shield box design specifically tailored for Arduino Leonardo, and can be easily customized for standard Arduino boards using OpenSCAD software.

Basic case for Arduino Leonardo with USB Host Shield built using YAPP-Box in OpenSCAD. Only the USB ports are exposed, but headers could be easily exposed with an additional opening in the .scad config. External push point for the reset...

This is a case for the Joystick Shield v1.a with an arduino UNO. Have a look at the code I made to send commands to my MPCNC (Marlin) https://github.com/klalle/Marlin_Joystick I had some problems with some taps breaking off (turned out my 3d-printer...

Remix of the other joystick shield case (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11987) with the shelf raised to better support the joystick board.

A revamped version of the original joystick shield enclosure features an elevated shelf designed to optimally hold the joystick circuitry.

... the shelf's height for enhanced joystick support or raise the wall for better stability. ...Incorporate cutouts or wire routing features. The STL file has a 1 mm "tol" value, adjust it if you desire a tighter fit when placing your Arduino and joystick.

......It now has room to fit an Arduino Micro Pro (aka Leonardo) -- so it can act as a USB controller. I'm pairing this with the Microsoft XBOX Adaptive Controller for custom designs. Because I added plenty of interior space, you'll want to use supports.

... Print this project upside down, and watch as the top surface turns out with a fantastic finish. Check out our guide to creating an Arduino Leonardo Makey Makey Shield at http://www.scibrary.org/arduino-leonardo-makey-shield.html.

Arduino enthusiasts can now build their own joystick housing using this shield. ...It's held together by M3 screws and requires some manual dexterity to cut the plastic threads with a utility knife, as shown in the assembly video here:...

#Introduction The case can be used to protect an Arduino Leonardo + Motorshield V1. It's a remix of 3D Printed Case for Arduino Uno, Leonardo. (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:628929) by ZygmuntW, thanks a lot for it. I used it in a personal...

I discovered that the studs going through the holes in the Leonardo PCB were just a hair too tight, so I carefully trimmed them down by a fraction to get a snug fit all around. Also, there's a large decoupling capacitor behind the power connector...

It's a big and deep case for Arduino Leonardo. You can use your cables without solder. ...

The Arduino Leonardo's case features an open hardware logo and is manufactured using PLA, printed at 200 degrees on a Prusa i3 with heated bed for durability and quality.

This is an Arduino Leonardo Case designed specifically for laser cutting, so please notify me immediately if there are any issues.

With its built-in USB port and power button, you can easily access your Arduino Leonardo without having to remove it from the case. Say goodbye to cluttered workbenches and hello to organized creativity! The Human's Ultimate Companion Case is the...

... Leonardo variant featuring a micro-USB port, 5V operation, and a 16MHz ATmega32U4 processor. This board is designed to be compatible with the popular Arduino platform but does not appear to be an officially sanctioned product from the Arduino team.

This is my design of a case for the Arduino Leonardo. The switch button just rests over the actual reset button when you snap the case together. It is best to fit the button in place with the to inverted and set the arduino on top of it, then place...

This is a case for the Chinese variant of the Arduino Leonardo, powered by an ATMega32u4 chip. ... The internal dimensions are as follows: Length: 43 millimeters Width: 25 millimeters Height: 7 millimeters

This is a compact case designed specifically for the Arduino Leonardo, providing easy access to all its interfaces: power, ICSP, I2C, digital, analog, and reset hole, as well as micro USB connectivity. ...The spacious pin sockets make it simple to read...

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This is a prime opportunity to showcase the capabilities of the Arduino Leonardo. A thoughtful design feature allows for easy connection of a USB cable through a discreet clearance in the cover. Secure the lid firmly in place using M3 bolts. Print...

--UPDATE 3/25/16:-- A few users reported interference with micro USB cables while trying to plug into Arduino, so some modifications were made and a newer version uploaded. The cutout for the micro USB is now deeper, allowing all cables to clear...

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This is a remix, to add some place to put push buttons in the Joystick Case.

Here is another simple Arduino Uno with attached CNC shield case. Has an open bottom along with four legs for easy mounting. Everything fits snugly in the case without the need for any kind of retention on the boards themselves. Basically a press in...

Arduino case with shield. Top case has two phi 7.5 holes for variable resisters, switches, LEDs. Top and bottom case have a phi 4.5 hole for wires to connect other devices. The wires are needed to put under a shield, so that you can take wires to...

... from my macropad project (which you should totally check out). The most expensive item is the Arduino Leonardo so the total cost shouldn't be too bad. ...I wouldn't say the total cost is more than $25-35 if you already have all the tools you need.

Simple enclosure for Arduino Mega wiith shield of same size as the Arduino. ... Can be printed without supports

Based on a lasercutter pattern from c't Make 03/18, I modeled a 3D model for an Arduino with multifunction-shield case. The idea and design belong to c't Make magazine. My 3D model is the result of my efforts. It's my first ever model, so here are...