TI Breadbox Mk. II: Mobile Arduino Lab
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Never again deal with the struggle of losing small pieces of electronic hardware while prototyping with your arduino!
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If you are someone like me who is constantly losing small pieces of hardware while working with a breadboard, this will be a good project to help keep you organized. It even has a cover plate to help with loose parts falling out of the compartment, so it's also good for people who are constantly on the go but want to bring their work with them. It's a pretty big project, especially if you want to make the bottom storage shelf (which is of course is optional), so I recommend starting it off with a fresh 1kg roll of PLA.
Some of these components are not already oriented properly for slicing. You might need to rotate some of the components by 90 degrees to help optimize them for your printer. The components are designed for a printer with a dimensional tolerance of 0.3mm.
Assembly components for the basic lab:
- 1x Arduino Half (supports recommended)
- 1x Breadboard Half (supports recommended)
- 1x Hinge Internal Pin
- 5x Spacer
- 2x Snap Latch
- 2x Latch Hinge
- 1x Insulating Plate
Assembly components if you also want the bottom shelf:
- 1x Bottom Plate
- 1x Top Plate
- 1x Shelf Unit Body
- 2x Side Supports
- 2x Smaller Drawer
- 1x Larger Drawer
Thanks for checking out my project!