SparkFun WiFi IR Blaster (ESP8266) Enclosure
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Enclosure with GPIO access, screw lid, spacer holes, and USB-C port mount.
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A custom enclosure designed for SparkFun’s standard WiFi IR Blaster board.
The case allows easy access to the GPIO pins from the bottom, and after removing the top cover (secured with screws), you can conveniently switch the board into boot mode.
The main body uses 3.6 mm brass heat-set inserts for the lid screws.
Depending on how high you soldered the IR blaster and receiver modules, you may need to adjust the window height to ensure the lid closes properly.
The GPIO pin holes are not fully exposed; they are only large enough to insert jumper wires. Since the board’s underside is solid, I used spacers instead of mounting it directly to the base.
If you prefer to mount the board directly, please remove the spacer mounts from the 3D model.
There’s also a cutout for a USB-C port. If you don’t plan to use it, you can safely delete that hole as well.A custom enclosure designed for SparkFun’s standard WiFi IR Blaster board.
The case allows easy access to the GPIO pins from the bottom, and after removing the top cover (secured with screws), you can conveniently switch the board into boot mode.
The main body uses 3.6 mm brass heat-set inserts for the lid screws.
Depending on how high you soldered the IR blaster and receiver modules, you may need to adjust the window height to ensure the lid closes properly.
The GPIO pin holes are not fully exposed; they are only large enough to insert jumper wires. Since the board’s underside is solid, I used spacers instead of mounting it directly to the base.
If you prefer to mount the board directly, please remove the spacer mounts from the 3D model.
There’s also a cutout for a USB-C port. If you don’t plan to use it, you can safely delete that hole as well.