With fall in the air, the urge to leave the beach and start working on electronics is starting to itch so to scratch it by developing an Arduino Prototyping Jig. Now I had already created a re-mix as a starter, then got thinking, what about the Nano and SainSmart relays? What about also expanding it from 20×20 maker rail to 20×40 for more stability so that is what I did! As my inspiration for this design came while sitting at my workbench as I faced the project from a “forward” angle and not top down. This made it uncomfortable to work with as all the pins as they were hard to see so figured why not tilt everything on a 30 degree angle so its easy to see? Well here we are and will keep adding to the collection so check back on a regular basis!
Maker Rail:
diy3dtech.com/maker-rail/
1-1/2-Inch Surface Grip Adhesive Non Slip Pads:
amzn.to/2xJuOeu
M3 Nut and Bolt Section:
diy3dtech.com/m3-nuts-and-bolts/
Arduino Uno Boards:
diy3dtech.com/arduino-uno-boards/
SainSmart Rely Boards:
diy3dtech.com/sainsmart-relay-boards/
Arduino Nano Boards
diy3dtech.com/arduino-nano-boards/
Arduino Nano Screw Terminal Shields:
diy3dtech.com/arduino-nano-screw-terminal-expansion-board/
Download Model Here: designstore.diy3dtech.com/Arduino_Prototyping_Rail
Print Settings
Printer brand: Any
Printer: Any
Rafts: No
Supports: No
Resolution: 0.2 or 0.3mm
Infill: 20%
Filament color: Red (or you pick)
Filament material: diy3dtech.com/pla
Notes:
The Nano and SainSmart board print on their side with support everywhere where as the Uno version prints flat on the bed with no support. All of the Magic nut things, legs, and standoffs all print as is without supports…