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    keldandorin
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    Re: Easy/Newbie PCB for MySensors
    Anyone made a enclosure for this board?
    //Håkan

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    • keldandorinK keldandorin

      Re: Easy/Newbie PCB for MySensors
      Anyone made a enclosure for this board?
      //Håkan

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      mfalkvidd
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      @keldandorin see the "Boxes / Enclosures" section in the description?

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      • keldandorinK keldandorin

        Re: Easy/Newbie PCB for MySensors
        Anyone made a enclosure for this board?
        //Håkan

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        @keldandorin What kind of enclosure are you looking for. I did a 3D model of one for my temp/humidity sensor that fits this board and a 2 x AA battery pack. It is wall mountable with a snap on cover.
        https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/6485/hdc1080-battery-operated-temp-humidity-sensor-with-wall-box/

        Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
        Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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          As said above by these great people they are the "made for" enclosures.
          The PCB is 50x50 and I use everyhing from plastic bags :laughing: to normal electronic boxes. Nothing fancy and if you are looking for high WAF use the suggesions above.

          Controller: Proxmox VM - Home Assistant
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          • D dbemowsk

            @keldandorin What kind of enclosure are you looking for. I did a 3D model of one for my temp/humidity sensor that fits this board and a 2 x AA battery pack. It is wall mountable with a snap on cover.
            https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/6485/hdc1080-battery-operated-temp-humidity-sensor-with-wall-box/

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            @dbemowsk Thx, Just need to buy a 3d-printer now :)

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              ...or you can use a 3d-printing service - email them the stl file (follow @dbemowsk's link above, to his Thingiverse page).

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                Though I have never used it, in the menu on the right side of the page when you are viewing a piece, there is a link that says "Order this printed". I am not sure who does the printing, but it is an option.

                Vera Plus running UI7 with MySensors, Sonoffs and 1-Wire devices
                Visit my website for more Bits, Bytes and Ramblings from me: http://dan.bemowski.info/

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                  Separately from this, you can find a local 3d-printing service on 3dhubs.com - I found one local to me this way, who did my first print, which got me onto the 3d trail (I subsequently bought a Prusa i3 MkII kit).

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