Horizontal LCD Control Enclosure
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Description
A horizontal electronic project enclosure designed for control panels and desktop instruments. The assembly features an internal mounting frame for a standard 1602 LCD module and four 12mm tactile push buttons. Components install from the underside of the top cover, ensuring that only the display area and button caps are visible from the exterior.
The two-part construction secures together using four M3 screws with captured hex nuts embedded in the bottom housing.
- Overall dimensions: 220mm × 140mm × 60mm
- Hardware required: 4× M3 screws, 4× M3 hex nuts
- Component mounts: 1602 LCD PCB (80x36mm) and 4× 12mm tactile switches
- Print orientation: Both parts print flat on the build plate without supports
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