Small foot for pcb

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Small peg for securing PCBs takes center stage. Measuring precisely, it's roughly one centimeter cubed, fitting snugly on your palm. The surface above boasts an indentation with rounded edges - its radius precision-engineered. I recall when designing the mounting hole to be four millimeters in diameter; however, to accommodate the four-millimeter screws I had on hand, drilling a new hole became necessary. High-quality images show how easily the circuit board gets attached within a metallic container. The tin case may resemble an old Belgian chocolate box, but its primary function is serving as a shield for delicate electronic components, while the print quality comes from the fused plastic layers created using the popular PLA printing method.