Adafruit Metro Mini RetroSpy Case
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Designed to house the Adafruit Metro Mini Arduino, with 2 holes to accommodate a controller cord, as a in-line device.
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Needed materials:
- Qty 1 - M3 x 12mm screw
- Qty 1 - Adafruit Metro Mini v2
I designed this case to fit Adafruit's Metro Mini Arduino-compatible board, with 2 holes to allow a controller cord to enter the case. This is part of a Retrospy game controller input reader build that I sell in my online store as a commission piece.
I print these with PLA+ Filament from Elegoo, with a .4 mm nozzle, and .2mm layer height. With these settings, I'm able to press-fit the Metro Mini onto the pegs, and a M3 x12 mm will cut it's own threads as you screw the case together. The holes for the controller cables were sized around a 3rd-party SNES Controller Extension Cable, with just enough to clamp the cable once assembled, to prevent the cable from being pulled out easily.
If you're interested in building one for yourself for personal use, I've also written and recorded assembly instructions.