Dev Board Lockdown Case
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Description
Raw development boards sliding across a desk are just waiting to short out on a stray screw or drop a jumper wire mid-compile. It’s annoying, it ruins components, and it makes moving a project impossible. This ends that.
This is a clean, three-part enclosure built to lock down an ESP32 and an OLED display, keeping the wiring hidden and the desk clear.
- Footprint: 58.0 mm × 48.0 mm
- Total thickness: 34.5 mm (assembled)
- Display window: 30.5 mm square (designed for 1.3" OLEDs)
- Assembly: Uses four M3 screws driven from the back, leaving the front bezel perfectly clean.
Print the three parts flat on their backs. Frosted PETG recommended if you want the board LEDs to diffuse through the case walls.
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