esp8266 case 3d models

Case for esp8266 nodemcu v3

OpenScad case for esp8266 development board. Thanks to Sergio Vilches for the rounded corners!

Case for ESP8266, easy and fast to print. You can combine models whit or whitout window like: bottom piece with window and upper piece without window. ...Enjoy

This case fits a NodeMCU ESP8266 in it with room to have the dupont pins connected to it. ...It has holes for zip ties or screw mounting

Case for ESP8266, quick and simple to manufacture. Users can merge designs with or without a window such as combining a lower section featuring a window alongside an upper section lacking one. ...Experience the convenience.

This project requires an OLED 0.96" display and a DHT22 sensor.\r\n\r\nChoosing the right ESP8266 nodemcu board will determine if you need to attach it with glue, as some boards are larger than others.\r\n\r\nAttach the OLED case to its cover and...

This design is ideal for the ESP8266 WiFi Module, requiring minimal materials while maintaining simplicity. ...The module itself measures 57mm by 31mm, making it a perfect fit in any project that needs Wi-Fi connectivity.

Whether you're building a smart home automation system, creating a DIY security camera, or simply want to give your esp8266 board a sleek new look, the amica esp8266 case is the perfect solution. With its easy-to-use design and impressive...

The shorter module goes with the ESP that doesn't use pins, while the taller one is designed to work with the ESP that does have pins.

<p>The small one is for the esp without the pins, and the tall one is for the esp with the pins.</p>

Board dimensions 48x26 mm

Case for an ESP8266 with battery compartment

Updated cases design for the ESP8266 deauther program

Basic case for NodeMCU ESP8266 that allow access from top and below and enough space for some wiring,

Case for Adafruit HUZZAH ESP8266 module. Two covers are included, one with pinouts labeled (a challenging print) and another smooth option.\r\n\r\nThe Adafruit HUZZAH ESP8266 module easily slides into the base, which then snaps securely in place,...

This case is designed for WLED usages where you need 1-2 cables coming in and the application uses a ESP8266. ... I used wagos and hot glued everything in place to keep it from moving around.

This is a case for a NodeMCU ESP8266 with additional room for 3 other PCBs. I made this because I wanted to control my wireless Somfy IO roller blinds in Home Assistant. I connected an ESP8266 (NodeMCU) to the button pads on the PCB of the remote....

A Protective Case for the NodeMCU ESP8266: A Secure Enclosure. The Mounting Screws Provide Stability, Keeping the Lid Firmly in Place While Ensuring It Won't Come Loose Easily. This Portable Container Can Be Used Independently or as a Component of a...

Check out more details at https://mwinkler.jimdo.com/smarthome/eigene-aktoren-sensoren/nodemcu-esp8266/. ...This is the NodeMCU ESP8266 enclosure.

A sealable case for the NodeMCU ESP8266. Mounting screws hold in place while the lid snaps tightly on top and wont come off easily. This can be used standalone or as part of a larger project or design. This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it...

Here is the rewritten text: I designed a custom case for my NodeMCU / ESP8266-12E module, featuring a notch to accommodate the MEB 6-6 RJ12 socket. To ensure a secure fit, I used flexible TPU material from Flashforge instead of traditional PLA. The...

... side. Here are the ESP8266 boards I used: I purchased these ESP8266 boards from AliExpress: New Wireless module CH340 NodeMcu V3 ESP8266 ($2.38) You can also find them on Amazon for $10.49 - 2pcs NodeMcu Lua V3 Development Board ESP-12E CH340G

A sealable case for the NodeMCU ESP8266. Mounting screws hold in place while the lid snaps tightly on top and wont come off easily. This can be used standalone or as part of a larger project or design.</p> <p>This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit...

I wanted a case that gave me freedom to connect things directly to the GPIO pins, even with the cover on. This project was exactly what I needed! The board settles into place perfectly snugly and the snaps hold the cover firmly in position. The base...

... to this. ...The top, bottom and an accent colour board (for some extra fun).The design doesn't serve too much of a practical purpose (the hexagons look cool) but, the pins are recessed into the case to prevent them from being accidentally bent.&nbsp;

A compact case that accommodates a D1 mini, fitting snugly within its confines. A precision-crafted opening is engineered to cradle the USB port securely in place. ...By employing a 0.1mm layer height during printing and incorporating raft layers, the...

ESP8266 Case with 0,96 oLED Here usrd with a BME280

Case for WeMos D1 Mini (ESP8266) USB-C Connector and Reset open, Screw-Mount to Surface. ...Opening for +5 / G / D4 -> WLED Setup

I created this case for my Garage Door Opener project using a NodeMCU with an ESP8266 chip inside. The ESP is flashed with the ESPEasy firmware to make it easy to control the GPIO's via MQTT. As you can see from the second picture, no screws are...

The ESP is flashed with the ESPEasy firmware for simple controlling the GPIO's via MQTT. As you can see on the second picture, there are no screws needed to mount the ESP and the Relay, except the screws you need to attach the case on any object....