An enclosure for an ESP8266, SHT3x, and infrared LED, made for controlling an IR-based AC device. Everything is hooked up using some protoboard and poor soldering and powered using the ESP's USB port
None of the connectors work very well they should probably be redesigned but I got it to work with a bit of tinkering. Would not recommend printing this in its current condition.
A snap-fit project enclosure for an 80x20 mm protoboard with a NodeMCU ESP8266 and an SHT3x sensor. Features full-length board support shelves, individually configurable snap bumps, a centered 5mm LED hole on the right end face, a half-pill USB cutout on the left end with adjustable dimensions and Y position, and ventilation slots.
Designed by him in PartForge, parametric CAD with an AI collaborator. Open it to view in 3D or export STL, 3MF or STEP.
License
Public domain dedicationYou can build on this forge: its code may be copied into forges the assistant makes for you, always naming this license. No credit required.
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