ESP32 Radio Enclosure

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I designed this enclosure for my ESP32 radio project based on Ed Smallenburg's great work. The radio itself was built using two speakers, a 128x160 TFT-screen with a blue PCB, and a rotary controller. I mounted the PCB on the base using nylon standoffs, securing other components in place with double-sided adhesive tape and hot glue where necessary. There is ample space to attach the PCB base directly to the enclosure lid. For more information about the speakers and switch used, check out the photos provided. You can also visit Ed's Github pages for all the hardware you'll need to replicate this project. To find the ESP32 radio project from Ed Smallenburg on Github, head over to https://github.com/Edzelf/ESP32-Radio. Additionally, there is a posting about Harm Verbeek's PCB design available at https://github.com/Edzelf/ESP32-Radio/issues/198. This PCB includes pins for touch sensors but not for the rotary controller, so you'll need to solder five wires to make the connection. The Rotary Knob was inspired by Bruno Herfst's design, which can be found on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:788887. As mentioned in the comments, Behufe also offers a STL-file for a TFT-frame that you can download from their site.