Waterproof Garage Door Remote Enclosure for Motorcycle
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Mount a universal garage-door remote PCB to a motorcycle in a sealed, vibration-tolerant box
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Waterproof 3D-printed enclosure (PC) for a universal garage-door remote, mounted on a motorcycle.
Mount a universal garage-door remote PCB to a motorcycle in a sealed, vibration-tolerant box that resists water ingress and can be strapped to the bike with zip ties
Bill of Materials:
Bill of materials
Item | Qty | Notes / link |
|---|---|---|
Universal garage-door remote PCB | 1 | The board this box is sized around (27.5 × 51.23 × 5.75 mm) — https://amzn.to/3RDVAmc |
Momentary push button (handlebar trigger) | 1 | Wired to the PCB's trigger pads, mounted externally on the handlebar; the wire runs into the box through the Ø4 cable bore — https://link.amazon/B08V6bNoM |
M3 self-tapping screws (~10–12 mm) | 4 | Lid → base ear bosses; no inserts |
Foam pad (~2 mm compressed) | 1 | Between board top and lid ceiling; damps vibration |
Silicone sealant (neutral-cure) | — | Bead in the seal groove and around the cable exit |
Zip ties (4.8 mm) | 2 | Through the loop pairs, to strap the box to the bike |
Electrical: the box holds only the remote PCB. The momentary button lives on the handlebar and connects back to the board's on-board trigger pads through the sealed cable bore so pressing the bar-mounted button fires the remote without opening the box.
Assembly
Drop the board onto the four standoffs.
Place the foam pad on top of the board.
Lay a bead of silicone into the base groove.
Route the cable through the bore; leave a service loop and (optionally) zip-tie it inside for strain relief.
Seat the lid so the tongue enters the groove.
Drive the four M3 self-tapping screws through the lid ears into the base bosses this compresses the seal.
Optionally run a second bead of silicone around the cable boss where the cable exits.
Strap to the bike with two zip ties through the loop pairs.
Fasteners: 4 × M3 self-tapping screws (≈10–12 mm long). No inserts.
Printing (PrusaSlicer, PC)
Print both parts pre-oriented: base cavity-up, lid tongue-down, both on the bed and spaced apart.
Material notes: PC warps and needs strong layer bonding for a watertight part. Use an enclosure; nozzle ~270 °C, bed ~110–115 °C, cooling fan low/off.
Setting | Base | Lid |
|---|---|---|
Orientation | bottom on bed, cavity up | outer top up, tongue down |
Brim | 5–8 mm | 5–8 mm |
Supports | enforcer only under the cable boss | "on build plate only" — inside the tongue ring + zip-loop slots (hidden/interior) |
Perimeters | 4–5 | 4–5 |
Top/bottom layers | 5+ | 5+ |
Layer height | 0.20 mm (0.25–0.30 first layer) | same |
Infill | 30–40 % | 30–40 % |
Extras: enable "Ensure vertical shell thickness"; a slight extrusion multiplier bump (~1.02) helps close seams for water-tightness.