Arduino Uno R4 plus Rotary Encoder Case
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Case for Arduino Uno R4 and Rotary Encoder. Most Arduino pins available. Satisfying click fit! Wires go out the back.
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Some supports are needed. See the 3mf file for painted on supports.
Make sure the Arduino is parallel to the front when putting it in the box. If it is tilted it won’t fit properly. The pin headers should slide into the slots. When complete, there is a click when the Arduino snaps into place.
Needs right angle adapter for the supply voltage and also the USB-C.
When the Arduino is properly inserted, you will not be able to read the handy pin labels. Instead, you need to count. I used 22AWG solid wire to the headers. The wire goes into the header block then makes a quick “u-turn” to put it back into the box. See photos. This way the front with the LED Matrix is a clean look and all the wires are in the box and can go out the back of the box.
The lid of the box will snap click into closed position.
If you don’t want to add a rotary encoder, there is a “rotary encoder plug” that will insert into the hole and look better than an open hole.
I hope you like ❤ this design!! Please post your makes and let me know how it works for you!
HaVe fun Arduino-ing!
EDIT 5Oct2026: Changed License