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Prompt that made this
Arduino UNO Q case (new board; reuses our Uno recipe)
Made in Voloom from the prompt under the model. Sign in to download the STL, or fork it so every size on the right becomes editable — without spending credits.
Why this one
Desktop protective case for an Arduino UNO Q board, printed on an FDM printer
Board sits on four screw standoffs at the Uno-pattern hole positions inside the tray; the USB-C connector passes through the left wall; the lid lip locates inside the tray walls and slots expose the header rows.
How to print
Download the STL, 3MF, or STEP and slice it. Fork the design to change a size before you print.
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