dig uno 3d models

This is a project requiring the DIY LED controller known as QuinLED Dig Uno, created by Intermittent Tech. ...Resources for setting up and using this device are readily available at quinled.info/2018/09/15/quinled-dig-uno/.

Snap-together enclosure for QuinLED Dig-Uno with provision for Wi-Fi antenna. ... Update: Added bottom version without mounting flanges.

Case for the awesome QuinLED Dig Uno Kit: https://quinled.info/2018/09/15/quinled-dig-uno/ Fusion 360 Design: https://a360.co/377oi2b

I needed a basic case to house my QuinLED Dig-Uno boards for various lighting projects around the house.This is my first attempt at creating a functional model using Fusion 360.More information about the Dig-Uno boards can be found at:...

Snap-together enclosure for QuinLED Dig-Uno with provision for Wi-Fi antenna. ... Update: Made antenna hole a bit bigger as well as thickened locking tabs on bottom.

... exit the box. If you don't know what the Quinled Dig Uno PCB is I do a review of it on my blog here. https://www.inspectmygadgets.com/using-the-quinled-dig-uno-pcb-with-wled/ Screws used were from here https://www.banggood.com/custlink/DK3himqrqD

Cases for the Wi-Fi and Ethernet Dig-Uno Change Log: 12-21-2021 - Initial design 12-22-2021 - Support design change to connect to outer walls for strength 01-01-2022 - Added tall fully enclosed case for ethernet and standardized design for future...

Snap-together enclosure for QuinLED Dig-Uno with provision for Wi-Fi antenna. Update: Added bottom version without mounting flanges. Print Settings Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Category: Electronics

The two boards can be screwed on the base, and the gpio's need to be connected like on the photo to add power to the pi and signal to the two ports on the dig-uno board. My thanks for the enclosure i used for this remix. ...If you use my remix,...

This is just a small and simple case for the QuinLED Dig-Uno LED controller. ...It snugly fits the regular ESP32 Module (PCB antenna) without issues, but it is no larger than it needs to be - the PCB antenna protrudes a few millimeters from the...

A case for the Quinled Dig Uno by Intermit.Tech. This DIY project showcases the potential of digital addressable LEDs, making it a great project to tackle. I've successfully paired the board with WLED and Home Assistant, resulting in a seamless...

This is a remix of the QuinLED Dig Uno v3.1  case. I found the friction fit to be a bit too lose for my liking as I kept bumping the case and it fell apart and I also didn't have M2.5mm screws to secure down the board. ...Instead I added small printed...

One standard model and another that includes a hole for version of the Dig-Uno with an external WiFi antenna.Additional Parts4 x M2x4 button-head screws to mount the PCB4 x M2x10 button-head screws for the cable clampsYou might be able to get away...

This is my version of a mount for the QuinLED Dig-Uno Boards. I made it using Tinkercad and have multiple versions because I could not make up my mind. I printed them in PLA and have had those 2 mounted outside in a CG1500 box in South Florida...

Model of the QuinLED Dig Uno V2.6 board

Model of the QuinLED Dig Uno V2.6 board

... any issues with heat dissipation. I used four M2x5mm screws to secure the Dig-Uno and two 12mm wood screws to hold the cable holders in place. ... The housing is available in various versions, and a .step file is included for customization.

 More venting slots have also been added.The board used in this case can be found here: https://quinled.info/pre-assembled-quinled-dig-uno/ I used 4 x M2.5x5mm Pan Head screws to attach the Uno to the case. ... It is a tight fit, but does hold the board...

This is my snap-case for the Quin-Led-Dig-Uno (Version 2 Revision 5) It's a very tight case, but I couldn't find any problems with the heat dissipation. I used 4 M2x5mm screws for the Dig-Uno and 2x12mm wood screws for the cable holders. the housing...

Dig-Uno Parts List: Meanwell LRS-50 QuinLED Dig-Uno V3.1 1x PG9 Cable Gland 1x PG7 Cable Gland 4x M3x5.7 Brass Inserts 6x M3x8 Button Head Screws 2x M3x6 Countersunk Screws 4x M2x5 Self-Tapping Screws Dig-Quad Parts List: Meanwell LRS-200 (Meanwell...

Quinled Dig Uno case with cherry mx button on top and a DC jack

Quinled Dig-Uno case for use with 2 relays on a readily available boards. ... You will need M2 screws to screw the boards to the bottom plate.

... the original. This remix has a different lid/cover and allows for the dig uno board to be snapped into place instead of screwing it. ... For the other cable tensioners it is still needed to use the screws, advised by Zebau in the original build.

A case for the Quinled Dig Uno by Intermit.Tech. Good project to DIY with digital adressable led's I use the board with WLED in combination with home assistant. Perfect combination. An update from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4006086 ...

I wanted a nice enclosure for my QuinLED Dig Uno board and quickly put this together. Still a work in progress but it should all work! Variety of ventilation covers included (and one with no vents so you can make your own).Features:Plenty of room for...

I also created a shim for the barrel connector so the case can be a bit smaller but there's enough room to lead the wires to the DC in on the Dig Uno board. This box was specifically designed for an under cabinet lighting project using a Quinled...

I also created a shim for the barrel connector so the case can be a bit smaller but there's enough room to lead the wires to the DC in on the Dig Uno board. This box was specifically designed for an under cabinet lighting project using a Quinled...

Case to secure a Mean Well LRS 200 to a wall or cabinet with a Digi Uno sticking out the top to expose a AE+ module so the touch interface, IR, and microphone are exposed. Not perfect but pretty good for a day of work. ...Feel free to fork and...

**I have also included a STL titled "Octoprint Case Body Without Dig-Uno" if you do not plan on using Dig-Uno boards and want to model that area to hold something else. Hardware List: 1. Raspberry Pi 4B 2. 30x30 Fan...

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/llI9BoYM0xk