nodemcu v3 3d models

This is an Arduino-like open-source WiFi module for prototyping IoT projects.

This creation was crafted using Tinkercad's intuitive design platform. ...Make your edits online at www.tinkercad.com/things/3r4a6x5cXyz.

On an Lua the pins point downwards. So I designed a case with extra space underneath. Works well. The Lua fits together snugly without screws. Two versions of the bottom plate are available. One has mounting tabs and screw holes for secure...

Hello friends this is a simple case the Node MCU (ESP 8266). Route the cables through the case bottom before you solder them to the Node MCU. ... Support is needed for the Case Bottom.

You can print it without supports. I opened the bottom so you can reach the pins from below. ...

This is a Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2408514

I Made it with PLA, 0.25 mm layers, a 30% infill density, and an extrusion temperature of 210 degrees. The print bed is heated to 70 degrees. I'm really happy that the first test went well; it was just taking pictures. ...It's going pretty smooth and I...

This is a box for a esp8266 with BME280 temperature,humidity and pressure sesnsor and ds18b20 temperature sensor

Case for ESP8266 WiFi Development Board Enables Rapid Prototyping and IoT Projects with Ease This compact case is specifically designed to house the popular ESP8266 WiFi development board, allowing users to transform their ideas into functional...

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,...

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...

Greetings first of all, I made this project for boxes that are not the way I want. In this project, 1 18650 fits comfortably. There are 3 mini buttons and 0.96 oled with on off switch. With the mini voltmeter, you can constantly see the status of the...

Here's a modified version of that statement rewritten to make it easier to read: This is an enclosure designed specifically for the ESP8266, which comes equipped with a BME280 temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure sensor, along with a...

remixed the bottom part to fit 1602 LCD and changed output holes with simpeler holes for usb power. ... Very first edit, complete novice.

A hasty modification of the MCU control box to fix the holes in the base and otherwise suit my needs. The modifications were done in tinkercad so they're pretty sloppy Note: Pin spacing for the MCU is slightly longer. I think I was using a...

Model for Guyver Lamp with NodeMSU and voltage Converter, made of PLA, the ceiling is made of transparent PETG, the axis is cut out of 40 sewer pipes

This enclosure was carefully crafted after a significant amount of tweaking, drawing inspiration from the ESP-MQTT-JSON-Multisensor project found on GitHub at https://github.com/bruhautomation/ESP-MQTT-JSON-Multisensor. Project Details Include: 1. M3...

The original design had the case and the lid as a single .stl. ...This is the same design, but the components are split into separate files.

<p>Supports needed.</p>

This is a Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2408514

Find more on GitHub: https://github.com/Aschie4589/IR-Intervalometer

You have the flexibility to modify the parameters if you opt for utilizing the Arduino platform.

Custom Enclosure for the EsPixelStick with Integrated Fuse Hole and 5.5x2.1 Power Adapter Compatibility, Plus Solderless Cable Support and Level Shifting Capabilities

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...

ESP32 Cover simply to click onNodeMCU Dev Kit Board 48/26mmnoname Chines ESP32 Dev kit Board 51.5/28mmOne with Pin cover and one without you have to make a small space between tha black plastic of the pins and the pcb so it can click in i have to...

I scanned my surroundings meticulously, yet nothing caught my eye.

Found case from bkgoodman but my esp32 38 pin dev board did not fit. Remixed to fit an ESP32 38 pin Board. Buttons still work. Led is in a different spot. ...not yet alligned to design.