WOPR Ardunio Nano Case

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UPDATE October 3rd or March 10th - It Depends on Your Hemisphere. No Matter Where You're From, This Project Took a Few Attempts to Get Right. In The End, I Realized My Measurements Were a Little Off, So Here's What I Learned: To Fit a 170-Pin Breadboard, Print at 105% of Normal Size. Don't Say I Didn't Warn You. If You Need Additional Accessories, Click This Link: Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing/487627. The Designer Clearly Laid Everything Out. I Made Some Changes to the Project After Watching Joshua Just Sit There Doing Nothing - Not Cool, Josh! To Keep Him Busy, I Increased the Large Model by 150%, Added Holes Where the Blinky Lights Belong, and a Special Place for a 170-Pin Breadboard. The Back Panel Is Now Open, Which Makes Sense Because You're Going to Need Access to Get Inside. Project Details Are Below: Print Instructions: Grab an Arduino Nano from Your Toolbox Place the Nano on That Sweet 170-Breadboard You've Been Meaning to Use Hook Everything Up to the Nano and Breadboard (like LED Lights - Don't Forget Them!) Carefully Place the Nano Inside Its New Home