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Model Overview & Print Notes
I appreciate everyone who downloads this project. It took me around two months to develop it. The reason why I created this portable lab is so that electronics students do not have to carry so many materials or tools, but only what is essential for their classes. It is also ideal for children or beginners who want to learn, as this lab can be carried anywhere and allows you to develop projects wherever you go.
This portable lab is compatible with Arduino Mega and Arduino Uno. You just need to choose the base you want to print to place it in the corresponding module. It is recommended to print it in PETG so that it can withstand impacts, and with a density of 10% so that it is lightweight.
The project includes 3 modules, a lid, and their drawers. Each drawer has a predetermined size so that it fits only in its corresponding place. It also has a small compartment for 9V batteries. In this design, you can place both a large breadboard and a small breadboard.
To assemble the lid, it includes 6 pegs that lock the movement of the lid with module 1. These pegs are inserted into the corresponding holes along with their locking system, which consists of additional pegs that secure the first ones. It also includes two pegs for the grip system. The hinges are assembleable and use a tube for their proper operation and installation.
Soon I will upload a video showing the entire assembly process on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@SictroColombia
This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Download is permitted for personal use only. It is strictly prohibited to redistribute, sell, use for commercial purposes, or modify this file in any way.
Additional materials:
Three screws, 4 mm in length
16 magnets with a diameter of 5.20 mm
1 kg of PETG, in the desired colors for printing
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