Electronics Prototyping Base Plate(3mm Hole Grid, 10mm Spacing)
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a prototyping base plate used to glue things into the bricks and be able to stick to the plate without fallingg
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Engineering
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This is a modular base plate designed for electronics prototyping and small mechanical builds. It uses a 3mm circular hole grid spaced 10mm apart, allowing you to mount components, fixtures, or stack brick-style modules on top.
The companion bricks are designed with 2.7mm legs, giving a snug press-fit into the 3mm holes — tight enough to stay in place, but still removable by hand.
Features
✅ 3mm hole diameter
✅ 10mm grid spacing
✅ Brick legs sized at 2.7mm for friction fit
✅ Fully modular — expand by printing multiple plates
✅ Designed for electronics projects, robotics, and rapid prototyping
✅ No hardware required (press-fit system)
Intended Use
Perfect for:
Electronics prototyping
Arduino / ESP32 / sensor mounting
Temporary circuit layouts
Robotics experiments
Modular test rigs
Educational builds
Desk maker setups
Think of it as a reusable construction surface for your electronics — stackable “bricks” on a structured grid so you can iterate fast without zip ties or tape.
Printing Notes
PLA or PETG recommended
0.2mm layer height works well
No supports needed
Increase perimeters for a stiffer plate
Scale is exact — do not resize if you want proper brick fit
System Concept
This is meant to be a growing ecosystem:
Base plates
Bricks
Component holders
Walls
Clips
Motor mounts
Sensor stands
Build your own modular electronics lab.