Arduino Box/Case

This box is designed to hold an Arduino Uno and a 32x10 breadboard in one compact unit. It helps protect your components from damage when transporting them, for example, in a backpack or tool case and keeps everything organized in one place so you never lose a part.

To assemble the box, first remove the supports. Then insert the breadboard, which should hold in place on its own, if not, you can add some double-sided adhesive tape to the bottom of the box for extra stability. Next, place the Arduino Uno inside and secure it with the screws so it won’t move or fall out, i recommend connecting the two parts of the box carefully, as there is a risk of breaking the connectors if too much force is applied.

One small issue it has for now is that it can be a bit difficult to close when using larger components such as motors, big LEDs, and similar parts. In the future, I plan to make a bigger box that can fit more components comfortably.

Optional: The model includes proper spacing for the USB and power ports, and there are holes for screws that are included in the Arduino Uno starter kit. I also listed them in the materials section.

If you encounter any problems with printing, assembly, or the stability of the model, don’t hesitate to leave a review or contact me,  I’ll do my best to help you out.