Electronics Enclosure

Project boxes built around your circuit board

One solid body, no colors. Works with every slicer.

Presets
Board
mm

Distance from each board corner to the hole centre. 0 = no standoffs.

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Height of the tallest part on the board, plus a little.

Connectors
mm

Millimetres from the middle of the board.

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Millimetres from the middle of the board.

Case

The screw lid uses M3 screws in corner columns at the left and right ends.

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Colors
Advanced
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About this generator

Measure your board, place the connectors and print a box that fits: ESP32, Arduino Nano, relay boards, power supplies.

How to use

  1. Enter the board size and where its mounting holes are.
  2. Set how tall the parts on the board are.
  3. Pick a connector for each wall and slide it into place.
  4. Print the box upright and the lid as exported.

Printing tips

  • Check the cut-outs in the 3D preview against your board before printing.
  • Use PETG or ASA near anything that gets warm.
  • The standoff holes are sized for self-tapping screws.

Helpful guides

Frequently asked questions

My connector isn't in the list.

Use a round hole or the cable slot, or pick the closest size; the cut-outs have some clearance.

Where is the front?

The front wall runs along the board's length, nearest to you in the preview.

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