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Electronics enclosure for 60 × 40 mm boards: preview of the model

Electronics enclosure for 60 × 40 mm boards

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An electronics enclosure for 60 × 40 mm boards with four M2 holes 55 × 35 mm apart and a press-fit lid with vent slots. It suits small perfboards and modules of this size, with 20 mm of space above the board and an opening for the cable in the right end wall. Measure the hole spacing of your board centre to centre before printing; if it differs, enter your values in the generator, and if the lid is too tight, give it more clearance there.

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Size
68 × 48 × 30.6 mm
Print time
≈ 1 h 9 min
Filament
≈ 29 g PLA
Parts
2

Print settings

Material
PLA
Layer height
0.2 mm
Infill
15%
Walls
3
Supports
none

Tip: Print the case with the opening up and the lid with its outer side down – no supports needed. The screws cut their own thread: turn them in slowly. For the screwed lid: M3 countersunk screws.

Estimated by our slicer-like calculation for a 0.4 mm nozzle. Your slicer may show slightly different values.

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  • Outside with lid: 68 × 48 × 30.6 mm
  • Inside: 64 × 44 × 26.6 mm
  • Board: screws M2 × 8 mm (4 pcs)

This model comes from the “Electronics enclosure” generator. Open it there with these settings and change any size you like.

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