Learn how to design and 3D print a custom box for an ESP32 board in this comprehensive one-hour tutorial. Master the process of creating a 3D model of the ESP32 board, determine basic box dimensions, and craft both the bottom and top components. Explore techniques for adding essential features such as USB connector openings, support structures, rims, and latches. Discover how to incorporate functional elements like openings for LEDs, light pipes, and screwdriver access. Fine-tune the design by rounding edges, adjusting wall thickness, and adding customized text. Finally, gain insights into modifying box dimensions and experience the entire process from design completion to 3D printing and assembly.
How to Make Custom ESP32 Box in 1 Hour - Full Tutorial
Overview
Syllabus
What this video is about
Creating 3D model of ESP32 board
Box basic dimensions
Creating bottom
Creating top
Opening for USB connector
Bottom support
Top support
Adding rim
Creating latch
Moving latch
Openings for latches
Openings for latches in bottom lid
Opening for screwdriver
Opening for LED
Adding light pipe
Rounding edges
Making walls thicker
Adding text on the top
Adding letters
Design finished
Changing size of the box
3D printing and building the box
Taught by
Robert Feranec
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