Arduino Nano slim case

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You can find two more files: Case5deg.stl and Cover5deg.stl. I added a five-degree draft angle on the closing surfaces to ensure a better fit and prevent the box from opening itself. I was looking for a slim case that fits my Geekcreit ATmega328P Nano V3, which is essentially an Arduino Nano board available at Banggood. The model from Mean122 was a good starting point, but it only works with the original Arduino board due to slight component positioning differences. Additionally, I wanted a case that could accommodate situations where pins are not accessible and an output cable is directly soldered onto the board. That's what this design achieves. This design doesn't include any component footprints to ensure compatibility across various boards. It features a 3mm cable output, a window for viewing LEDs, and a reset button, all in a simple yet elegant package.