Radio Shack 417 PCB Altoids Insert

Radio Shack 417 PCB Altoids Insert

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Create a compact project by placing it in an Altoids case which features blocks that can be secured with a soldering iron and holes for screws. The case offers 3mm of space under the PCB for wiring. Utilize Radio Shack's general purpose PCB (part #276-150) to create an Arduino-compatible circuit called "417duino". Note that access for additional connections may require holes in the Altoids tin, which you will need to arrange. For more information on 417duino and project images, visit http://schlaboratory.blogspot.com/p/417duino.html or https://flickr.com/photos/theschlem/sets/72157625567064447/. If you have questions, feel free to ask. Print the required PCB with 3 perimeters and 50% infill; however, allow it to cool completely for optimal flatness before removal from the printing bed.

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