FTDI Basic Breakout USB-TTL Casing
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Here's a little case I created for my USB-to-Serial converter that safeguards the chip. It's used for programming Arduino Nanos. I've included the Solidworks file so you can customize it as per your requirements. Have fun printing! Here are the links to the breakout board I bought: http://youtu.be/KTloX5GY1do http://www.ebay.nl/itm/FTDI-Basic-Breakout-USB-TTL-6-PIN-3-3-5V-With-Free-USB-Cable-For-Arduino-/320907184616 Instructions: Printed with the following settings: 0.15 layer thickness 100% infill density Speed set at 70 Bed temperature of 60 Nozzle temperature of 215 degrees Celsius Using pink PLA plastic Nothing out of the ordinary here; just print it, assemble it with 3 M3x10 bolts.
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