Just another Arduino case

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To construct an enclosure for my project, I discovered that creating my own was simpler. This allowed me to utilize the following components: Arduino (Ethernet, Ethernet with POE, UNO + Ethernet shield), CO2 sensor K30 from CO2Meter, STH22 temperature and humidity sensor, and a LCD 1602 screen. Internal walls separate compartments to minimize the influence of the Arduino or CO2 on the temperature sensor. The enclosure also features perforations for proper ventilation. However, it is quite large, requires significant printing time, and consumes filament. Additionally, the small compartment remains too hot due to the Arduino Ethernet with POE's high TDP, necessitating placement of both the STH22 and CO2 sensors together. In future designs, I will opt for two separate cells and implement locks and more solid assembly with brackets.