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Prompt that made this
ESP32 DevKit project box, 70 × 40 × 28 mm inside, 1.6 mm walls, USB-C cutout, four 3 mm standoffs. Optional two 6 mm cable glands on the short side. Snap lid.
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
Enclosure for an ESP32 DevKit board, 70x40x28 mm inside
Board sits on four 3 mm-hole standoffs, USB-C port faces out through the left short wall, optional cable glands on the opposite short wall, and the lid snaps in with two bumps that engage grooves in the long walls
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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