ESP32 USB-C Simple Snap Honeycomb Cases WLED compatible - 3 variants: simple | output wire hole | output wire hole and button

Simple, easy print. Snap in controller, snap on lid, done.

I often use SK6812 RGBW LED individually addressable strips, powered with QuinLED controllers running WLED. The Dig2Go was my inspiration for this design. 

I designed this because I only wanted to power 10 LEDs for my GTA WASTED lamp.  So I needed a quick and dirty version using ESP32 to power the 10 LEDs through the board (For sub 1 amp applications ONLY).

3 variants:

ESP32 with a wire hole and a push button 

Print items

• ESP32 v5 USB-C + Wire Hole + Switch.stl
• ESP32 v5 Lid with Button Block.stl 
• ESP32 v5 - Button Pusher.stl

Button link: https://www.adafruit.com/product/3101

ESP32 with a wire hole

Print items

• ESP32 v5 USB-C + Wire Hole.stl
• ESP32 v5 Lid.stl

ESP32 simple 

Print items

• ESP32 v5 USB-C Only
• ESP32 v5 Lid.stl

Print Settings

• Material: PLA
• First layer height: 0.3mm
• Layer height: 0.2mm
• Outer Wall thickness: 0.4mm
• Inner Wall thickness: 0.45mm 
• Wall loops: 2
• Wall order: Outer/Inner
• Wall generator: Classic
• Bottom surface pattern: Octagram Spiral (for that awesome pattern you see in the pictures)
• Top surface pattern: Octagram Spiral (for that awesome pattern you see in the pictures)
• Bottom shell thickness: 0.7mm
• Top shell thickness: 0.8mm
• Infill density: Use 100% as there is so little filament, you don't really increase print time
• Infill pattern: Doesn't matter but I always use Adaptive Cubic
• Nozzle size: 0.4mm 
• Supports: Nope
• Speed: You decide based on your printer! I used 60mm for walls and 70mm for infills
• Acceleration: Kept mine below 500mm/s