Pimoroni Loot Box Organisers
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Keep your electronic bits organised inside our portable plastic loot boxes
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Electronics
- License
- BSD License
Our large and small loot boxes are designed to keep your electronic components safe, and with these 3D prints you can pack up your projects and have them ready at a moments notice!
We've created layers for your loot boxes. We've carefully measured the internal dimensions of each loot box and created a two-layer system to house your maker tech and to build custom loot / tool boxes.
The dimensions for the trays are
Large: 136 x 82 x 11mm
Small: 84 x 60 x 9mm
All the trays have a 4mm fillet to match the loot box.
For our large loot boxes we have
Top Layer
Five sections: Space for wires, LEDs, resistors and microcontrollers.
Four sections: Designed for a half-breadboard, Pimoroni Pico Plus 2 W (or another microcontroller) and a bunch of wires.
Bottom Layer
Eight sections: Designed around our Qw/ST (I2C) boards, so you can see all of your sensors. Also works well with lots of LEDs and resistors.
Four sections: For wires, components and tools.
For our small loot boxes we have
Top Layer
Two sections: This L-shaped tray is designed to hold a Pimoroni Pico Plus 2 W and a bunch of Qw/ST sensors.
Bottom Layer
Two sections: Designed to hold wires, LEDs and anything else that you need for a project.
We're still working on this project, so expect to see more layer designs as we tinker with FreeCAD!
We've printed these layers in PLA and PETG (including Prusament and other filaments) on our Prusa CoreONE+ and they have all come out perfect.