Console — Custom Electronics Enclosure
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Description
This is a comprehensive, dimensionally accurate parametric enclosure designed for DIY electronics. Laid out to securely house a 16×2 character LCD and four tactile push buttons, it uses standard M3 machine screws with captive nut traps for secure and repeatable assembly. The design separates the tactile switch bodies from the actual visible button caps, ensuring a clean and professional appearance.
Features
- Locating Lip: Recessed rabbet ensures the top cover nests tightly and squarely onto the bottom shell.
- Component-Specific Pockets: 12×12 mm push-button switches are secured from the underside, operated by independent retained caps.
- Hidden Mounting: The 16×2 LCD is held flush against the top window from the inside via a custom bezel, keeping the surrounding PCB hidden.
- Directed Ventilation: Cooling slots are restricted to the lower front face, allowing flush wall mounting at the rear.
Hardware Needed
- 4 × M3 × 12 mm machine screws
- 4 × M3 hex nuts (5.5 mm across flats)
- 4 × 12×12×7.3 mm tactile switches
- 1 × 16×2 Character LCD (JHD162A style)
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