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ESP32-POE-ISO case, USB-C side selectable

A small case that keeps an ESP32-POE-ISO board tidy and out of the dust. The lid has rows of vent slots, there are four screw posts at the corners, and you pick which side the USB-C opening sits on. Change the board length and width to match yours.

2 parts · 43 g · 106 × 50 × 31 mm

Low black box with an orange vented lid, port cut-outs on the sides and four corner screw posts
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No adjustable sizes

Ask for the sizes you want to tweak, e.g. “make the width adjustable”.

Change it in the Studio

Parts

  • base · PLA · Upright, open side up

    Melt in 8 M3 heat-set inserts.

  • lid · PLA · Top face down

    Fixed with 4 countersunk M3 screws.

Print settings

Layer height
0.2 mm
Walls
3
Infill
15%
Supports
None

Hardware

  • 8 × M3 heat-set inserts · 4 under the board, 4 for the lid
  • 4 × M3 x 6 screws for the board
  • 4 × M3 countersunk screws for the lid (about 12 mm)

Assembly

  1. Melt the 8 inserts into the standoffs and corner columns.
  2. Screw the board onto the four standoffs.
  3. Plug in the cables (Ethernet end, USB-C side).
  4. Put the lid on and fasten the four corner screws.

Good to know

  • Board size, hole positions and the USB-C position/side are my estimates, not measured. Set them with the sliders on Adjust before printing.
  • The Use it plug-in animations show a small overlap with the stand-in board model; that is a modelling artifact of the ghost board, not the case.
  • Fits are untested; print the base first and check the board and plugs.
I printed this Remix

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