Ponoko - All items tagged with Enclosure

Simple Arduino Layout A01

ThornTech — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 18:44:09 GMT

This is a fairly simple stand for the Arduino board (Uno or Duemilanove) to keep it off the table. Helps to eliminate excessive scuffing, static buildup, and potential shorts all of which greatly extends the life of your microcontroller. The top is open for easy use of shields or access to the pins. No hardware or glue is necessary (but a little glue never hurts). Cost of material, plus taxes, plus cutting time is about $9 (then add on S&H). Two stands fit on a single sheet. So the file makes two (Like in the picture; there are two stands. Arduino not included).

Arduino Layout A-01

ThornTech — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 18:45:51 GMT

This is an enclosure for the Arduino board (Uno or Duemilanove) to fully enclose it when playing around with the programming. Protects the board from static discharges, shorts, or abuse but still allows access to the necessary pins and ports.

PixelBox Enclosure

9xXCYUAkKUzfuegq — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 05:57:04 GMT

The enclosure for my entry in the 2010 Rainbow Carnival by seeedstudio.

Monochron Clock Enclosure

o80vJcz0 — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 00:35:04 GMT

Alternative enclosure for the wonderful Monochron clock kit from Adafruit Industries. The enclosure the kit comes with is a beautiful laser-cut and -etched black acyrlic, which is sadly highly prone to breakage if the clock is to be transported often, or sometimes makes unexpected trips off the dresser. Thus, this enclosure is made from somewhat less pretty but far more forgiving black delrin. Case assembles using the same directions as the acrylic one, which can be found here: http://ladyada.net/make/monochron/case.html All pictures from Adafruit Industries, until I get a chance to get pictures of this product.

Battery Enclosure with USB Output

APdesign — Wed, 18 May 2011 06:00:27 GMT

This is a small enclusure to house a 6000 mAh LiPo battery and a charge/boost PCB with USB output. I was using this as a general 5 volt power supply and wanted a compact enclosure to protect the battery and circuit. Any feedback or comments welcome!

Arduino(TM) Pro Mini/Micro Acrylic Case

TerawattIndustries — Fri, 25 May 2012 20:15:40 GMT

To see how the Arudino Pro Mini (or Pro Micro) fits go to our showroom and view the "arduino-mini-pro-kit-w-large-case". The listed price is for one (1) pre-assembled case for Arduino Mini Pro 5v/3.3v. Arudino Pro Mini and USB Breakout Board not included. The case is held together with glue and bolts (4-40 x 1.25"). A small acrylic L-bracket is included to mount the Arduino to the case. Features include: - H/W/D: 64mm/45mm/25.5mm - Case fits Pro Mini or Pro Micro - Case has cutout for female or male headers on all pins except A4,A5. - Two (2) cutouts for USB-Micro. (3mm x 8mm) - One (1) cutout for square IC/Sensor for ex: light sensor, LED. (2mm x 6mm) - One (1) acrylic L-bracket - allows mounting of Arduino to case without glue.

Pacman Enclosure + wheels

Guolivar — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 21:35:14 GMT

Based on the boxotron script but simplified to just 4 screws, this design is for the Particles, Activity and Context Measurement Autonomous Node (PACMAN) designed by Gustavo Olivares from NIWA (NZ)

Sparkfun Toaster Oven Control Enclosure

TerawattIndustries — Tue, 29 May 2012 06:23:26 GMT

Your Sparkfun Toaster Oven Control should last for years, if not decades! Give it an enclosure to ensure that happens. We are still testing this design. Features include: - All ports punched-out for this board. - Exposes the top part of the transformer above the lid. - Display and UI buttons are easy to access. - 4 feet and 3 coupling assemblies for the buttons.

Arduino(TM) Pro Mini Case - Durable Lid + Base

TerawattIndustries — Tue, 29 May 2012 06:12:27 GMT

This is a tough case for your Arduino Pro Mini. Design is tested and proven. Features include: - Made from 3D-printed durable plastic (or whatever you want). - H/W/D = 55mm/44mm/20mm - Wall thickness = 2mm; Lid thickness = 5mm - Lid has one (1) port for an Arduino Pro Mini with all pins accessible including FTDI breakout. - Lid has a 7mm port for wiring. - Lid has two (2) 1mm ports to allow LEDs to show through case (not pictured). - Base has two (2) ports for USB Micro or USB Mini. - Enclosure can be mounted using holes on its lid. - Designed for 4-40 bolts except where noted. - Arduino Pro Mini is mounted to enclosure using the (plastic) L-Brackets provided in this design. No glue or double-sided tape required. L-Brackets attach to the case with 2-56 screws + bolts and hold the Mini in place. There's some play but it works well enough for jumpers to be removed and added from the Mini. Note: Non-Prime cost to make this at Ponoko is about $60 using the cheapest plastic available. Printing this at home on a working RepRap or Mendel should be roughly $5.