GPIO Hackerboard holder with captured magnets
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An open, snap-in holder for the Prusa GPIO Hackerboard. Captured magnets let it easily stick to a handy metal surface.
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The GPIO Hackerboard is a great addition but it doesn't come with any good options for placement or retention. Enter a low-profile, fast-printing holder that sticks anywhere a magnet will. The cutout on the bottom should prevent interference with the board's headers, or allow access from the underside if you need that for some reason.
The board is held in place by a friction fit on the screw holes: the posts are very slightly oversized and should snap into place.
This print requires four round 6x2mm neodymium magnets, although you could probably get away with two (on opposite corners). A pause to add the captured magnets is included in the 3mf; if you're printing from the STL, add a pause at the top of the magnet holes (layer 13 if you're printing at 0.2). Insert the magnets, then continue printing.