Case

last modified: October 23, 2025

Excellent Cases from Distrelec's RND Brand

Posted on 2020-06-13— Common

I share why I’ve grown to trust Distrelec’s RND enclosures for hobby and professional projects — sturdy IP65 cases, clear lids, pressure plugs, and 3D models, all at low cost and fast delivery. If you’re choosing a case, read the full post for sizes, examples and tips.

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Tiny Particle Sensor Node with Decorative Case

Posted on 2019-02-23— Projects

I guide you through building a compact particle sensor node using a Raspberry Pi Zero W and a minimal custom shield, with published Gerbers, STL files and example code. I keep the design simple and extendable—if you'd like to build your own networked air-quality node, read the full post for parts, assembly and setup.

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Snowflake Power Converter

Posted on 2018-01-11— Projects

I built a simple USB-to-3.3V power converter for my snowflake decoration using a Traco TSR2-2433 and a laser-cut acrylic case with glow-in-the-dark engravings. I'll walk through the board, Fusion360/Eagle workflow, laser cutting and painting - read on if you want the files and build notes.

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The Fan Controller Wrapped Up

Posted on 2017-02-12— Projects

I finally put the fan controller into a cheap plastic case, drilled holes, mounted the Arduino with spacers, and aligned the display using double-sided tape. I cut the panel with a Dremel and it fit better than I expected — read on for photos and simple tips.

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Working on the Case

Posted on 2016-08-31— Projects

I spent today shaping the Outmoded Sequencer case—switching from planned acrylic to a Dremel-cut wooden shell, sanded and spray-painted deep black. I fitted the knob panel, planned standoffs and PCB placement, and refined the circuit with caps and a line-out. Read on for photos and details.

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Data Logger Deluxe Version Almost Done

Posted on 2015-09-14— Projects

I'm putting the finishing touches on the deluxe data logger: hardware is built and tested, and I'm finalizing the menu-based software. It includes five capacitive inputs, record/view/send/erase functions and wireless charging. Please read the full post for details and prototype photos.

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