Configurable Cases for your Projects (Arduino, ESP32, ESP8266)

Viewers often ask me how I print cases for my projects. In this video I will show you how you can prnt your own boxes with a simple and free of charge method based on what I call a “Configurable Base Box.”

As usual, we will focus on how you can get the things done. It will not at all be a CAD tool training video.

In this video we will:
- Find the information to install Fusion360 and get a free of charge license for Makers
- Use my adjustable “base box” as a head-start
- Adjust this box to the right size and add some holes for power, LEDs, or other stuff
- I will also show you a trick on how I create perfect 3D printed holes
- and how I attach PCBs like an Arduino inside the box

Links: Free Maker license for fusion360:
File with box template:
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Arduino Mega:

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