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This compact, slender Arduino Uno R3 holder tray is quite straightforward. ...For my Replicator 2, it prints well using Makerware at the low setting; the process takes approximately 25 minutes.

Here's a redesigned Arduino Uno case inspired by Atlas Copco generators - this one includes room for Bluetooth or 433 MHz transceivers on the sides and plenty of space for modules at the top.

I'm currently working on a protective enclosure for the Arduino UNO board, which is still in its experimental phase. ...If you have any thoughts or suggestions, I'd love to hear them and incorporate your feedback into the design.

My intention here is just to add a sophisticated visual to the box, even if it's a simple UNO box :-) Hope you all like it as much I do.

... www.thingiverse.com/thing/2010019. ... The mounting block was designed specifically for the Arduino Uno board. A secure connection is achieved with a minimum of two screw attachments. ...This sturdy holder also accommodates standard Tamiya plates.

Experience exceptional craftsmanship with the Arduino UNO featuring high-quality design and texture. It boasts precise UV mapping for an outstanding appearance. ...Request additional 3D files by messaging, or reach out with inquiries; I'm here to help!

A small box for Arduino UNO, I needed it to not leave my devices without cover The box can be printed at 0.2, while the coverage at 0.1-0.15 max

This is a precision-engineered tripod mount specifically designed for the ImmersionRC Uno 5.8GHz receiver. ... It securely fits on tripods boasting a 31.8mm base, leveraging the convenience of a quick release system.

I had to modify the Arduino Bumper to suit my Uno clone's requirements. I also wanted enhanced protection for the bottom of the design. ... Print Settings: Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 35%

I'm a newcomer looking to sell my Fiat Uno quickly. ...I'd be willing to part ways with it for 20 pesos, or consider alternative offers that include two portions of sun-dried beef as partial payment.

Protecting your Arduino Uno's pins is crucial to prevent damage from electrical surges or shorts. To shield your pins, you can use a diode across each pin, ensuring that current flows safely and doesn't cause harm. Simply connect the anode of the...

Arduino Uno super speed case This case makes your Arduino perform 2 times the speeds it normally does. It is a 3 piece set that you can print without supports. This case only supports Arduino Uno type of microcontrollers. For a more permanent...

This is a base I modified for holding a chipino and a arduino uno and this base fits the meter storage area of a Elenco model XK - 550 Analog digital trainer Print Settings Printer: CR - 10 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .2 layer...

This compact case keeps things tidy with its slide-on design, while conical supports securely hold your Arduino Uno in place without needing screws. A thoughtful touch includes air vents to dissipate excess heat and prevent overheating issues. ...Made...

I've designed an Arduino Uno case with a unique feature - it can accommodate basic PC screws like HD and DVD-RW, as well as common motherboard screws. This design stands out from others on the market. Additionally, my version of the Arduino Uno case...

Mounting case for Arduino UNO R3 takes no screws and provides ample clearance for shields and airflow from top to bottom. You might need to trim some of the pins on the UNO's bottom to facilitate them sliding over the locking tab at the front.

The Arduino Uno R3 case is a compact and lightweight enclosure designed specifically to house the Arduino Uno R3 microcontroller board. Crafted from high-quality plastic, this case provides an effortless way to protect your board while also adding a...

... there is a small error range. ...It is perfect for making a CAD assembly but if you need a detailed board for an electrical project you might need to download the "Arduino UNO board (detailed)", which will be published on my account in a few weeks.

Designing a Custom Arduino-Uno Enclosure and Breadboard Assembly: A Step-by-Step Guide To create an ideal support structure for your Arduino-Uno alongside a small breadboard, you may need to make some adjustments based on the unique dimensions of...

... and manufactured via 3D printing as part of a test case. Instructions Watch this tutorial video: https://youtu.be/E0bhdr84FNU to learn more about designing and building an Arduino Uno case from scratch with Fusion 360 and 3D printing technology.

... - Uno case - breadboard case 2 - Led & key module case - Potmeter or encoder addon module - LCD 16x2 addon module - Servo addon module - Addon adapter module - New LCD 16x2 module has been added - A new Signal module (ICL 8038) has also been added

Provide a 0.5-inch standoff for Arduino Uno with pockets designed for through-hole component clearance; screws can be directly threaded into the printed piece. For printing, no support is necessary; remove the small notched corner piece. Attach using...

... this model is perfect for showcasing on a desk or shelf, adding a touch of style to any room. The intricate detailing and bold colors of the Fiat Uno will transport you back in time to the vibrant streets of Italy, where this iconic car was born.

... a cap. To assemble it, simply place the Arduino Uno on the base and then clip the cap onto the base. ...This enclosure works perfectly without screws, but you may want to consider securing the PCB with four M3 screws on the base for added stability.

The Arduino Uno Joystick Case is a sleek and compact enclosure designed specifically to house the popular Arduino Uno board and a standard 5-way joystick module. This stylish case not only protects your electronics but also adds a touch of industrial...

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Whether you're looking to create a home automation system, a robot, or even a wearable device, the Arduino Uno has got you covered! Its versatility and ease of use make it an excellent choice for anyone eager to dive into the world of DIY electronics...

The object consists of four main components: 1) A bottom section to accommodate basic electronic components; 2) A base plate where an Arduino UNO and a breadboard are permanently attached; 3) A cover that is sufficiently high to allow for easy...

The design allows for various configurations, including mounting two Uno boards side by side, or pairing an Uno with a Mega2560, or even using both types of boards simultaneously. To assemble the mount, you'll need short M3 screws to attach it to...

A filled bottom shields the Uno better, but takes longer to print and demands more plastic. It also becomes slightly stiffer. Screw: M3 × 8 mm. Screws are optional; the holder functions well without them. With M3 screws, there's no need for a thread...