Arduino Mega 1280 Case

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Case Made for My Arduino Mega 1280 Board This Case Has Been Custom Made Specifically For The Old Arduino Mega 1280 Model, But As Of Yet I Haven't Conducted Research On Any Distinguishing Features It May Have Compared To The Arduino Mega 2560, Which Is A Smaller, More Recent Variant. It Features Four Small Clips That Secure It At The Bottom Half Of This Printed Case. My Project Involves Working With Electronics For The First Time Ever, Making It Both An Exciting And Overwhelming Experience At Once. I Am Particularly Grateful To Be Learning The Fundamentals Right Now Thanks To Everyone Who Willing Lends A Helping Hand Along The Way. Instructions for Use This 3D Printed Case Has Been Assembled Using The Davinci 1.0 Printer Model, Which Uses High-Quality Printing Techniques That Allow It To Snap Together Seamlessly Without The Need For Any External Adhesives. While Most Of These Pre-Assembled Print Jobs Typically Turn Out Just Fine Right Off The Bat, A Little Bit Of Fingernail Clipping Around Some Areas Containing Electrical Connectors May Be Necessary To Ensure Smooth Operation Of All Devices Within The System - And This Usually Dependent Upon Printing Settings Used At Time And Accuracy Of Printer Itself.