SafeSuit Pro Controller Housing
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Description
A loose development board is just a short circuit waiting for a metallic desk. This is a heavy-duty, two-piece wearable housing designed to bolt an ESP32 and LoRa radio down tight, run the cables clean, and put the interface exactly where you can hit it blind.
Assembly Clearances
- Dimensions: 160 × 100 × 45 mm assembled.
- Screen: 28×16 mm inner cutout with a 32×20 mm outer recess for a flush bezel (fits standard 0.96" I2C OLEDs).
- Fasteners: Eight 2.5mm ID corner bosses ready for M3 tapping, completely blind from the front face.
- Printing: Both halves sit flat on the bed. Flip the front cover 180° in your slicer to print face-down without supports.
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