esp32 case 3d models

As it says on the tin - a box to encase a ESP32 WROVER dev kit. Fits boards: 26 x 65 mm Has a slot for a 25 x 11 mm circuit board to mount your own sockets / connectors (space permiting). Or can be used to route GPIOs outside of case. ... If you...

ESP32 Source code - https://github.com/samuelchiang/ESP32_CO2_Sensor PCB Design - https://oshwlab.com/sychiang0318/dosingbox_copy

This is the case for ESP32-Camera with a mount to an aluminum 20x20 profile. Just add 2 M5x10 bolts with t-nuts. Additional you can use the micro-USB connector eg. like this: ...

I'm building a straightforward dual-purpose enclosure for my trusty ESP8266 ESP32 USB development board.

From https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/41547-esp32-cam-with-18650akku-cover (not mine)

A remix scaled up a bit to fit an ESP32 nodemcu Category: Electronics

... The case can be clipped onto the heated bed (with bull-dog paper clips) and they look directly at the nozzle. You'll need to flash the ESP32 CAM with the camera web server or with the file described here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qiH1BRwUeA

This is an ESP32 DevKit V1 enclosure, a compact box with a snap-on lid that exposes the USB port and LEDs while keeping little buttons on the lid accessible even when closed. The board's pins protrude through slits at the bottom of the case,...

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... The ESP32-CAM-Front.stl and ESP32-CAM-FrontThicker.stl models differ in depth by +3mm on the latter. Two common usb breakouts are available, one green and the other blue. ...Make sure to choose the backplate that matches your usb breakout color.

A case for ESP32-E from firebeetle. Long story short couldn't find a case for the microcontroller I have as I'm using it to control my LEDs, so I had to do it myself and hopefully, it will be useful for your purposes too. Case "bottom_full" is the...

A case for ESP32-E from firebeetle. Long story short couldn't find a case for the microcontroller I have as I'm using it to control my LEDs, so I had to do it myself and hopefully, it will be useful for your purposes too. Case "bottom_full" is the...

ESP32 Development Board Case The top and base snap together seamlessly. A routed USB connector accommodates cables with larger shrouds, providing effortless connectivity. Two holes on the top ensure LED visibility, while buttons built into the lid's...

The board should sit in the recess on the post, and the washer should overlap the top of the board.The body of the case has an 8mm hole at one end for a standard 2.5/5.5mm barrel connector, and a 16mm hole with locator sides for a multi pin aviation...

I'm developing a custom case for the ESP32 Thing from Sparkfun, which has everything needed for development and testing of this popular module. As a first-time designer, there's still room for improvement: my current board lacks headers. I've set...

Again, I haven't found a suitable case for THIS specific ESP32 variant, so I had to make my own. IT is fairly simple, prints in ~1h (0.3 layer, 3 perimeters, 10% infill), has buttons integrated in top cover and GPIO headers accessible from bottom...

This is an ESP32 DevKit V1 case that's a bit of a different design than the previous. This one is a small box with a snap-on lid which exposes the USB port and LEDs, and leaves little buttons on the lid so you can depress the on-board buttons with...

... SD card slot is now part of the lid print. I also slightly reduced and moved the camera hole to better match the ESP32 camera pieces that I have. ...The overall fit is far superior now, and using a 2 pin DuPont connector for power works well for me.

The design is modified to accommodate an ESP32 Mini module. ...The balun holder's dimensions are reduced to allow a snugger fit for the balun, enhancing overall compatibility.

A Human is taking their remix to new heights by scaling it up just right to perfectly fit the tiny but powerful ESP32 NodeMCU.

A very compact case for an ESP32 CAM Module. Some things to note, I initially designed this for my own use and I'm just sharing in case anyone else wanted to utilize the design. With that said, there's a few proprietary features to this design. I...

A very compact case for an ESP32 CAM Module. Some things to note, I initially designed this for my own use and I'm just sharing in case anyone else wanted to utilize the design. With that said, there's a few proprietary features to this design. I...

I also slightly reduced and moved the camera hole to better match the ESP32 camera pieces that I have. ...The overall fit is far superior now, and using a 2 pin DuPont connector for power works well for me.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3>...

Außerdem können unten 2 Öffnungen raus gebrochen werden wenn man die GPIO pins nutzen will.----------------------------------------A small housing for the somewhat larger ESP32-S, for example to use it as an AP. The lid is simply pushed on. The...

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4192096 I print out the box is on it and my esp32 didn't fit with the camera hole. I use the base of the box and the Arm. ... Lit fits tight and snap-on it very well

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4192096 I print out the box is on it and my esp32 didn't fit with the camera hole. I use the base of the box and the Arm. ... Lit fits tight and snap-on it very well

This compact design is ideal for the ESP32-Cam module. It features cutouts for an SD card slot, a USB power input, and a push button alongside the camera and LED. The openSCAD file provides flexibility to customize and adjust dimensions as necessary...

This is a compact camera enclosure for the ESP32 camera module. It features snug-fitting pin holes and space for a heat sink. I suggest employing M3 inserts as demonstrated in the images (print "Voorkant_insert.stl" instead of "Voorkant.stl").

... (-) terminal. Next, solder these wires to the ESP32-CAM module, ensuring secure connections that will withstand the rigors of continuous operation. ...To power this compact system, simply connect a phone adapter to supply the necessary voltage.

The case front/back is designed with a 0.1mm clearance (works with *my* printer, but YMMV), relying upon a simple friction fit to keep it together.