KOAS+Arduino Enclosure
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Enclosure for a Kit on a shield on an Arduino.
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This Enclosure has been designed to house an Arduino + the KOAS (Kit-on-a-Shield) by Daniel Hienzsch: https://www.programmingelectronics.com/kit-shield-arduino-info/
For the assembly seven M3x6 screws are required (3 for the Arduino, 2 for the lid).
With a few modifications, KOAS+Uno turns into a USB stick and external components can be connected. For the USB-stick mod, it's required to remove the female USB-B jack and the 9V-power jack by unsoldering them. Then the wires of any given data-capable USB cable can be soldered onto the Arduino:
https://www.instructables.com/Solder-USB-cable-to-Arduino-UNO-clone/
Finally, the USB jack can be hot-glued onto the Arduino. It's recommended to print out the case ahead of the glue-job in order to be able to mark the location where the USB jack needs to go.
To enable connecting external components to the KOAS+Uno-combo, 5 wires can be soldered to pins 5V, GRD, D3, D4 and A5. Next step: crimping female dupont connectors at the other end of the cables. Finally, those should be put into a 1x5 empty Dupont shell and with the help of a bit of suitable glue, the shell can be glued onto the case.
Needs to be printed with a 0.4mm or less, otherwise the writing won't be very nice.