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This holder for the Arduino UNO (and similarly-sized boards) is an extension to the Gridfinity system by Zack Freedman . It is 2×2 grid units big, has a height of 3 units and, by that, fully encloses the dev board. The USB port and barrel…
This holder allows to store development boards with pins mounted on the bottom in Zack Freedman's Gridfinity system . As such boards come in various sizes (e.g. different ESP8266 or ESP32 boards, Raspberry Pi Pico, Arduino Nano, …), the…
The holder can take the portafilters for one or two cups and holds both in a vertical position. I printed in PETG, but other materials like PLA should also work. No special print settings (like supports) are required.
This model is an extension to Zack Freedman's Gridfinity system . It holds two PCIe cards in upright position. By placing more of them besides each other, you can create a larger array. The 2u-variant is recommended for cards with a 1x…
I was annoyed by having the SMA pigtail of my ESP32 boards dangling around or the antenna laying flat on the table, so I made this holder which can be slid onto boths sides of a larger breadboard (54mm wide, 9.4mm high).
This is a small case for a LoRaWAN Gateway using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and a WM1302 LoRa gateway module from Seeed Studio. The case exposes only the MicroUSB connector for power supply and an SMA connector for the LoRa antenna to minimize…
⚠ Caution: You are using this part at your own risk. After the plastic part of the chain tensioner of my old Sparta bike broke, I created this model as a replacement. Printed with PETG at 50% infill, it is doing a good job for me so far,…
For the material, anything common should work (PLA, PETG, etc.). Print the following parts in blue (or the main color you want to have): Back Lid Print the following parts in white (or your preferred secondary color): Gear 1 Gear 2 Crank…
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