Slim Arduino Uno Case

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Published on August 21, 2012

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I wanted a very slim case for my Arduino Uno R2 that still allows to access the headers.

The open hardware logo used is the DXF version by Andrew Plumb which can be downloaded from oshwlogo.com/.

Source repository is on [http://github.com](https://github.com/t-paul/things/tree/master/things/arduino-case "Link to source repository") with viewer at [http://fabfabbers.com](http://www.fabfabbers.com/models/id/23/arduino-case-by-t-paul "Repository visualization").

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Awesome!!! Just printed the base and my Arduino Uno snaps in perfectly!!

I printed it at .2mm layer thickness, 1 shell and 100% infill.

I printed the base w/holes and the mounting holes went the full height of the box and there were not cutouts for ports. Sturdy box, but not what is pictured, though the GCODE seems to match what I wound up with.

Also, Slicer/Pronterface says it's not manifold :(

Slicer .7.x, pronterface, Printrbot LC

I've added arduino-case_bottom-holes_fixed.stl, that seems to work with slic3r (I'm using cura which didn't show any issues).

downloads dont seem to work... :(

it's works with an arduino duemilanove??

I don't have a duemilanove to test. As far as I know the only difference is that the duemilanove has only 3 pcb holes. There is a switch in the scad file to print only the base of the 4th pin, but I couldn't test if that fits.

(Or maybe just cut the 4th pin after printing).

Beautiful looking case! It fits my Uno perfectly.

The default z wall thickness is sort of low though, I upped it from .8mm to 1.2mm to make it more rigid.

The fit on this is really nice! thanks very much. My extruder needs a bit of adjusting to get a good print, but it so far so good. Seems like you could just throw arduino shields right over the top of the case since the headers are open and the fit is so good.