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Path to Programmable - Blog 1 - MiniZed Enclosure

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While waiting for the official training package to arrive, I decided to make a couple of MiniZed enclosures using the 3D printer.

I purchased another MiniZed board so I could have one at home, and one at work

 

Manuel Alejandro Iglesias Abbatemarco designed an enclosure, and I tried to print his design, although the cutouts for fasteners and cooling holes turned out to be a problem.

His files can be found on Hackster here: https://www.hackster.io/mhanuel/minized-linux-tutorial-part-i-e2fa9d

 

So after a few tries at printing his part, I designed my own "ZedBox" with posts instead of holes for fasteners.

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The top plate has a 1mm grove around the perimeter to lock it onto the bottom, and the size is designed to have the GPIO pins flush with the top surface.

I left the clear rubber bumpers on the board as spacers.

This ZedBox was printed using translucent PLA material so the LEDs can still be seen with the top installed.

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Here are the .STL files if you'd like to print your own.

Attachments:
MiniZed.zip
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