Kitronik Robotics Board for Pico - Mounting Sled
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Protective mounting sled for the Kitronik Robotics Board (Pico version). Prevents short circuits on metal chassis.
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- Printables
- Category
- RC & Robotics
- License
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This is a mounting sled designed specifically for the Kitronik Robotics Board for Raspberry Pi Pico. It provides a secure, insulating interface between the PCB and your robot's chassis.
Why use this? If you are building a robot with a metal chassis (like aluminum or steel), mounting the PCB directly to the frame is risky. The solder joints on the underside of the board can easily touch the metal, causing a short circuit. This sled acts as a protective spacer, lifting the board safely off the metal surface.
Mounting Method: I designed this to be attached to the chassis using Velcro (hook and loop tape) or strong double-sided tape.
No Drilling Required: The flat bottom allows you to stick the sled anywhere on your robot without drilling new holes in the metal chassis.
Easy Removal: Velcro allows you to easily detach the entire electronics assembly for maintenance.
Features:
Exact Fit: Designed to cradle the dimensions of the Kitronik Pico Robotics Board.
Insulation: Creates a physical barrier between the electronics and conductive frames.
PCB Securement: The visible holes in the model align with the PCB mounting points (use small screws or self-tappers to fix the board to the plastic sled).
Print Instructions:
Material: PLA
Layer Height: 0.2mm
Walls: 3 loops (important for screw hole strength)
Infill: 15%
Supports: None required