Esp8266 NodeMCU case with exposed pins
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I'm fascinated by tinkering with circuit boards, but they can be incredibly delicate. They're an impressive piece of technology to behold, especially when adorned with blinking LEDs, and I dislike concealing them within a opaque casing. I'm designing this enclosure to safeguard the board while keeping it visible and functional simultaneously. It features a transparent top that may be opened at any moment to remove the board, and the pins are exposed below, allowing the board to be used on a breadboard or socket. **V1**: Status: Printed, tested Notes: The cap required some filing to fit without bending. The buttons are still missing. Problem 1: The cap tends to open too easily when attempting to insert the board into a socket, and the board separates from its base with relative ease. Any suggestions? Problem 2: The USB side is excessively thick, preventing the USB connector from fully inserting.
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