Hackerbox 0086 LoFi - Arduino-Based Chromatic Theremin - Case
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This is a case I designed for the Hackerbox 0086 LoFi project, the Arduino-Based Chromatic Theremin.
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I created this case for the Hackerbox 0086 LoFi Project, the Arduino-Based Chromatic Theremin.
The case has screw mount posts for the PCB, which will fit M3*4 Phillips screws (used for laptop repair) just fine (see pictures).
The fit is exacting as it slides over all the LEDs, the speaker and ultrasonic sensor. The sensor, due to how its mount can be tricky to slide into the case lid, but is possible with a bit of patience.
There are slots on the back for the USB-C cable (it will fit the Arduino Nano being mounted in sockets, or soldered directly to the PCB) and the 3.5mm jack.
I used Inland PLA Pro (similar to PLA+), printed at .28mm with 15% infill. No supports.
Links:
- Hackerbox 0086 Product Page
- Hackerbox 0086 Instructables
- Phillips Pan Head Self-Tapping Screws
- Inland PLA+ Filament