Pop-up Sensor Module (Adafruit SHT31D temperature and humidity)

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I needed a sensor mount for my Enclosure Ambient Control project. I had to find a solution that would meet several requirements, so I could focus on the rest of the project. Here's the video that inspired me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbXVjOoNJw4&feature=youtu.be I had a few must-haves for my sensor mount: - It needed to be close to the controller PCB, so wiring would be easy. - Good air circulation was also essential. - The mount had to be sturdy enough to withstand transport without breaking. - When moving or folding, it shouldn't cause wire fatigue by creating sharp bends. - It couldn't add more than 1CM of height to my IKEA LACK table when transporting, as it wouldn't fit in my car otherwise. - And of course, it had to look great and teach me some new skills in the process. This module is designed for the Adafruit SHT31D, which has excellent accuracy and two I2C channels. This means you can easily wire up two sensors in your project. The mount uses five M2 bolts to secure both the sensor and the anchor. It's a clever design that provides a solid connection. Printing this module works best with PLA or NGEN materials. However, if you do decide to use PET, be prepared for some extra effort removing the supports. I've included a special PET version with manual support that you can leave on – it may not look perfect, but it gets the job done and is out of sight when mounted. If you're interested in seeing more parts of this project, check out my thingiverse page: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3747281