Electruzzles
by psyberjock
Printable files (17)
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stlbattery-lid.stl
31 Ko · 140 downloads
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stldiode-lid.stl
33 Ko · 140 downloads
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stlpassthrough-lid.stl
31 Ko · 140 downloads
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stlpassthroughbox.stl
64 Ko · 139 downloads
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stlpiezo-lid.stl
44 Ko · 138 downloads
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stlmicropushbutton-lid.stl
72 Ko · 139 downloads
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stlTbox.stl
83 Ko · 141 downloads
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stlminipwrswitch-lid.stl
38 Ko · 139 downloads
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stltallerTbox.stl
83 Ko · 140 downloads
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stlrightangle-lid.stl
31 Ko · 140 downloads
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stltestpoint-lid.stl
110 Ko · 139 downloads
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stlTlid2b-lid.stl
37 Ko · 140 downloads
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stlrightanglebox.stl
64 Ko · 140 downloads
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stlT-lid1a.stl
32 Ko · 138 downloads
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stlpot1k-lid.stl
103 Ko · 139 downloads
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stlT-lid1b.stl
33 Ko · 139 downloads
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stlledlid.stl
40 Ko · 139 downloads
Description
I have a toddler that loves puzzles. I love electronics. The obvious next step is to make electronic puzzles!
I've designed a simple system of construction and use: Magnets hold boxes together, spring-loaded screws make electrical connections, and lids differentiate and expose components to the world. There are 5 base box designs that accomplish most tasks, and the number of lids continues to grow. They are easily 3D printed without support, and everything screws/crimps together except for some lids that might require soldering wires to components (LEDs, capacitors, etc).
The best part is: it's all done in OpenSCAD, and new parts can very easily be added to the list.