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Designed a snap fit case for wall mounting an arduino uno (imgur.com)

submitted 2 years ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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I made this case to hold an arduino uno for a project I wanted to wall mount.

There are posts inside the case to hold the board in place with space behind it for all the sensors and wires I needed, and a 9V if you don't have too much else. The lid has posts that come down and meet with the ones on the base to hold the board securely.

I also included a snap fit base that can be wall mounted with screws or command strips so I could have easily remove the arduino for updates without having to take it out of the main case.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Yeah I definitely want to re-work the whole power supply stuff. I'm not at all happy with that either. Thanks for the feedback! I have had my arduino for like 2 days so I haven't figured out all the options yet lol

I can upload the cad file if you want to use some of the design, but it's pretty messy. I know enough about fusion 360 to know I'm not using all the right tools