Arduino/Xino Enclosure with Shield options

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This remix of an original design by egil keeps on giving. It's a fully parameterized enclosure designed specifically for an Arduino Uno. Created using OpenSCAD, this enclosure offers flexibility - you can choose to fit either an Arduino Uno or an Xino, the bare-bones Arduino compatible board without USB or power sockets. To learn more about Xino, visit https://www.wirelessthings.net/xino-basic-for-atmel-atmega-avr-arduino-compatible-kit. Other parameters allow for adjustable length and height of the enclosure to accommodate various shields. One key parameter selects an EmonTx shield used by the OpenEnergyMonitor project. This shield is showcased in the first photograph, paired with a Xino board at https://shop.openenergymonitor.com/emontx-arduino-shield-smt/. The second and third photos display an Arduino Uno mated with a custom OpenTherm shield that efficiently manages heating systems. To access your designs, download STL files for standard Uno enclosures, as well as ones designed specifically for Uno boards paired with EmonTx shields. The underlying SCAD files remain the same in both cases; the only difference lies in chosen options.