EE Electrical Breadboard Modular Controls Lab Portable WorkBench - Kit Parts

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I've come across a few Control Panel Breadboard LABs online and in the field. However, I haven't found any specific ones on Thingiverse yet. So, I decided to design and build one myself. This Lab Bench can also be mounted to support Arduino / Uno / Nano / Mini Boards. Here are the requirements that I followed: Dual Breadboards with or without Trays Control Panel(s) Mountable on Rear and Side(s) for Mounting Controls / Parts Control Part Mounts - include SIP Sockets for connection via Jumpers Spare Parts Space - using SidePartsTray, and/or under the BreadBoards in FloorTray This Control Panel is set up for mounting: LEDs Switches Potentiometers DIP Switches 4 / 8 position 7-Segment Numeric LEDs Power Switch and LED and Voltage Regulator Timer / Signal Functions Control Module - 555 + Pot + Rotary Switch / DIP Switches Op / Amp Control - with Adjustable Gain & HI / Low Cuttoffs Audio Amp - with Adjustable Gain / Volume ARDUINO Device Modules - using Nano or Mini hidden in Controls Panel etc. These can be assembled in different ways - by just switching and adding Control Modules - to Side(s) and/or Rear. The L-Strips are meant to be used in the Double-Tray Floor, if the user wishes to raise the BreadBoard-Trays - for storage beneath. Also, check out: 1708753 - EE Electrical Breadboard Cabinet Stackable Case 1695889 - ARDUINO Robotic Motor Project Controls 1711909 - EE Electrical Tentacle Probes - for EE and Arduino Cabinet Keep an eye on this - for future Controls Panel(s)! Print Settings: Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Mendel Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm - 0.8mm Nozzle Tips Notes: I printed these on a Mendel RepRap with 1.75mm fibre. I used a 0.8mm Nozzle Tip with 0.5mm Layer Height setting. Can use any tip from 0.2mm to 0.8mm, should print fine. It took between 20-90 minutes per part to print. Parts may be a little thin and fragile - so be careful when removing. Post-Printing: Some Parts may have burrs - and need filing to finish. If the bolts seem loose, gluegun may help. How I Designed This I used TinkerCad. Built this with my custom Meccano Parts. Custom Section: 1669029 - Meccano - Base Parts - Plates Struts Angles 1695615 - Geared MOTORs to Meccano and Lego Conversion - Parts 1695691 - Motorized Robotics Kit - Meccano Lego Compatible Parts 1698141 - Shark Octopus Robotic - Motorized Meccano Lego Compatible 1698144 - Zilla Land Shark Robotic - Motorized Meccano Lego Compatible 1698145 - Robo Shark - Motorized Meccano Lego Compatible 1666009 - Meccano Insect Robot - Parts 1 1686276 - Destroyer Droid - Star Wars - Meccano Parts 1668041 - Meccano Robot Snake & Octopus 1686260 - Millenium Falcon - Star Wars - Meccano Expansion Parts 1686914 - Mega Millenium Falcon X - Mutant Expansion - Star Wars - Meccano Expansion 1668780 - Space 1999 Eagle - Meccano Spaceship - Parts Model 1671229 - Space 1999 Space Station - Meccano Expansion Parts - Lost Plans