Arduino Due Case
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I acquired three housings for Arduino Mega from a Chinese online retailer some time ago. I already possess one Mega and two Due's, which share identical PCB measurements and drill hole configurations. 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 myself. The new enclosure is constructed from 3 mm plexiglass (PMMA), mirroring the transparent acrylic material used in the original design. A 60 W laser cutter was employed to precision-cut the box. The PCB is secured with M2.5 screws and nuts, while the case itself is assembled using the same M2 x 18mm screws and nuts found in the original housing.
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