Snap Circuit NodeMCU V3 Enclosure

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I got fed up with my ESP8266 getting tossed around. My workbench has an aluminum plate mounted to it, making electronics work a real challenge on top of that. So I designed an enclosure for it. Since my kids have the Snap Circuit Toys, I based this design on their protoboard, the Snap-Ino Arduino Module. This enclosure features a cable holder to ease stress on the board. It held two cables during testing, but if it's in the way, you can simply snap it off. You may need to adjust this design for other ESP8266 chips, but hopefully all the necessary parts are included and just need to be rearranged. Once printed, the ESP8266 can be installed, and the posts can be deformed for a permanent mount or left loose. It will wobble slightly, making it easier to remove if needed. Check out my Snap Circuit 4 Relay Module Enclosure too.