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MicrosEmporium
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MicrosEmporium

Hello, My name is Jon but you can call me Micro.

I am a hobbyist designer who wants to find ways to push technology as a whole forward and to me that means starting with hobbyists of different types.

I am trying to design and post a project at least once a month likely towards the end of the month.

I like to design things as modular as possible so you can create your own work flow. Not all projects will be modular between each other but in their own ecosystems.

Right now all my designs are behind a paywall but I will also be posting basic versions that are free to use.

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Arduino Module Uno.stl

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Arduino Module Uno.stl

Arduino Uno: This Module is used for the Arduino Uno microprocessor.

Hardware needed: 2 x 2 mm screws with 4 mm of length Arduino Uno

Instructions for Printing: Raft = no Brim = optional but not needed Wall Loops/Top and Bottom shells = 2 - 4 (personally i like 4 for extra stability) Layer Height = 0.2 mm Speed = Default Temperature = Default for your material of choice

During testing I used the Bambu Labs x1 Carbon with PolyLight PLA and left most settings in the Bambu Studio as default with any changes listed above so your print times may vary.

Material = roughly 90 grams Time = 2 hours 34 minutes Material and time includes the Bambu X1 Carbon prep time and flow lines.

Instructions for use:

Use the screws to thread the holes inside the module by screwing them in and then removing them. Insert the Arduino Mega into the hole with the ports sticking out of the holes in the side at an angle and then sliding it down until it is flat. By doing this the holes in the arduino should slide into place over the little pegs sticking up. Insert the 2x screws into the holes in with no pegs and screw into place until they won’t go down very far. (Warning: do not over tighten or you risk harming your Arduino)


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