Parametric Breakout Board Sockets (ESP8266 NodeMCU, Arduino Nano, etc)
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Customizeable sockets for Arduino-style breakout boards.
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Every time I build a little electronics project, I hate how the components usually just rattle around in the case. So I designed this customizeable solution in OpenSCAD that lets me configure the number of pins, the sizing and spacing, etc. Now I drop one of these into just about everything I design. It prints just fine at 0.3mm in PLA, with 2 perimeters, and has a nice, snug fit. (Although I would consider using a higher-temperature filament if I was expecting to generate much heat.)
And if anybody's curious about those little triangular holes on the sides, those are to allow me to get a probe onto the pin-legs if/when the top of the board is inaccessible. (But they can be turned off in the OpenSCAD file if you don't want them.)
To add one to your project, you can just print a socket and glue it into your already printed case. You can even add them to existing projects that suffer from “chip rattle". Alternatively, you can import a socket STL to your case design and print everything all at once, so long as you can print it with the socket oriented flat, as shown in the photos.