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A Case for Arduino Due with a different Design

I needed a case for my Arduino Due on the website, and I didn't find it, so I decided to create one and share it here.

I truly appreciated the Arduino Mega snug case by Esquilo and decided to give printing it a try for the Due, but unfortunately, the Due has a different header layout and USB ports altogether. ...I remixed the design by eliminating the LED holes, adding...

While waiting for my Arduino DUE shipment to arrive, I decided to design and print its case. In my work on this project, I used a specific model that can be found at https://grabcad.com/library/arduino-due-1. 26/03/2018 - Initially, I noticed an...

Unfortunately, the purchased case failed to fit the Due, as its pins on top and USB ports differed significantly. A photo of the original Mega housing has been added. In a moment of creative inspiration, I decided to fabricate the remaining housing...

An Argument for Utilizing Arduino Due Featuring Distinct Layout

The custom-built enclosure for the Arduino DUE features a modular design, allowing users to easily add extensions via breadboards. Future upgrades will be seamlessly integrated into this versatile setup. ...A preliminary expansion has already been...

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...

The enclosure for the Panel Due v3.0 board is designed to accommodate a 5-inch touchscreen display. The design was created with the "lid" feature enabled to minimize clearance requirements, resulting in a slimmer overall profile. ...A hole has been...

Top open case for the Arduino DUE board with USB cable pull relief. Print instructionsCategory: Electronics Summary Top open case for the Arduino DUE board with USB cable pull relief. Instructions Print both parts, insert board into the case and...

Print both pieces of this DIY enclosure separately, carefully inserting the board into its designated spot within the casing before securing it tightly with the frame piece provided. ...Once locked in place, utilize durable cable ties to hold fast your...

The compact Arduino DUE housing employs a weight-reducing materials technique that cuts back on unnecessary mass while maintaining an unwavering reliability. This results in a product that achieves optimal functionality at a substantially reduced...

The bare minimum required to keep Arcuino upright and prevent it from crashing to the ground.

... I enhanced its structural integrity by thickening the base and walls for added strength. Utilizing this case as inspiration: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2812765 I also edited this panel case cover: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3301448

This case was build for the Panel Due 7i from Makerbase Official Store and identical in construction. I don't know how it fits for Panels from other sellers. ... Printing: Full print with 5x5x5 walls/top/bottom and 50% infill You need also: 8...

... be able to locate them easily. The top of the case is thoughtfully left open to facilitate easy access and showcase some beautiful hexagon holes. ...Additionally, it's now possible to print the reset button so that it protrudes out of the case.

Decided on Due-Radds 32-bit controller for new 3D printer, searched around for an enclosure and came across this one: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:693670. However, for my purposes, it was excessively large, lacked cable connection openings as...

This design shares a family resemblance with thingiverse.com/thing:3271763. You'll find two versions here - one tailored for the larger USB type found on my trusty old card in my 3D printer, and another optimized for the smaller mini USB variant...

UPDATE (14-FEB-2017): I'm deeply disappointed to report that I've misplaced my ZY1265, forcing me to discontinue this project due to an inability to complete assembly proofs and a lack of funds to purchase another unit. It's truly unfortunate - I was...

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Arduino secured firmly at the bottom, topped securely with three sturdy 15mm wood screws that drill effortlessly into place, complemented by precision-crafted holes on top for effortless mounting of buttons and pots, and a strategically-placed hole...

Case for an Arduino Due : https://lebois-racing.fr/arduino-due-amazon Originally designed for the SRT seat belt Tensioner : https://lebois-racing.fr/tensionneur-de-harnais-p1 You can fix it with two M5 or M6 DIN7991 bolts :...

This is a case for the Arduino DUE and the RAMPS-FD, perfect for connecting to the TronXY X5S at the bottom aluminum profile. The case on display has been crafted from the first pre-release version, with some modifications made to make it fully...

Here's my take on the first iteration of the enclosure for the Arduino Due with Raddr's V1.2: This is the beginning of my project - an enclosure designed specifically for the Arduino Due with Raddr's version 1.2 upgrade. ...I've also included a top...

I previously designed these camera cases with excessive depth that made it difficult for them to securely hold the camera in place, so instead of adding unnecessary internal brackets, I streamlined the case's design to provide a snug fit, allowing...

I'm excited to work on an innovative project - a custom LCD case designed specifically for the Arduino Due and PAMPA-FD modules. This cutting-edge enclosure will provide a sleek and rugged housing for these components, ensuring they are protected...

The design is straightforward with a focus on functionality for the 4.3 inch panel. There are two clearly defined slots: one for the Mini-USB connection and another for the display cable itself. Notably, there is no provision for an SD card slot.

This case guarantees compatibility with the popular Arduino boards such as the Mega2560 R3, DUE, and Leonardo, along with several 3rd party designs or vintage prototypes. For a modified take on the Trisix D.S., which reportedly didn't quite live up...

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