ESP32 cases

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Overview ======= Two protective boxes for ESP32 dev board, the kind that you seem to get when buying blindly just something. Regular: - two 15pin D connector slots (VGA connector) Slim: - one 4mm hole in the end for cable pass through The cases were made to house ESP32 that serves temperature information from DS18B20's over MQTT, naturally they can be used for whatever. Both cases have top open to provide access to buttons, seeing the pretty lights and burning your fingers if one or some of the cheap copycat ds18b20's sold as "waterproof" short circuits. There is a opening that should allow for micro-usb cable to reach the board connector and provide protection for the board from bending. There is no strain relief designed in the slim box pass through, it is just a hole. I planned to use a short piece of shrink tubing with glue for that Required stuff ------------------- - 4pcs M4x25 Allen bolts - 4pcs M4 nuts Printing ---------- I recommend printing the parts outside surfaces down; I am printing on (dotted) glass, and this gives a very pleasant surface finish. Using supports for screw holes and things like that is recommended, unless you have some n3xT l3vEl slicer that can do pretty roofs with no supports. I've been using SuperSlicer myself and I am happy with results, except for the need of supports.