L/C ESR tester case
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A compact case for a popular electronic components tester
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- Printables
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This is kinda ancient, but I bet many of these are still being used. These were cheap and accessible testers for both SMD and THT electronic components and they were commonly sold without any case, just a bare PCB. A few years ago I made this more streamlined remix of someone's work outside of Printables and I cannot find the original now. So I'm sorry and my kuddos to the original author, this was very useful when I was at my beginnings.
You'll need 4x M3 heat insert (4.6mm dia, like those from Stephan from CNC kitchen), 2x M3x18 FH screw, 2x M3x6 BH screw and some kind of rubber feet.
Case top contains also a ‘label’ body. You can handle it in multiple ways: you can simply delete it and you'll get the title embossed, with bridges. You can merge bodies, which should make the title disappear, depending on slicer. You can use MMU, if you have that available, or you can print one layer of the label and manually stop the print, then print the top case over the existing label on the bed with a different color (without removing the letters from the sheet, obviously, or moving the sheet altogether), that's what you can see on the picture here.