Evenblox is a system of 3D printed parts for 3D printed Electronics Enclosures that can help your electronics projects build faster and more flexibly. The system contains Boxes, Covers, Inserts, and Base plates. With the 2020 extrusion in mind, the parts fit nicely with these aluminum elements.
There are several sizes of boxes, so you can choose the size that best fits your needs. The boxes can hold switches, displays, sensors, joysticks, and electronic components with covers. With the Inserts, you can mount Arduinos, Raspberry Pis, motor drivers, relay boards, and much more. Upgrading from an Arduino Uno to a Teensy is quickly done by printing an Insert for Teensy and replacing the original Arduino version. Then, the Arduino board with its EvenBlox inlay can be used in another project.
If you don’t want to use 2020 extrusion, you can use base plates to mount the Boxes with their inserts. Adding an Extender makes it possible to use multiple covers on one Box.
Go to Getting Started to make your first Evenblox setup. Please get in touch with me if you are stuck or missing something for your projects.
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Four New Evenblox Inserts: Stepper Motors, Breadboards, and a TB6600 Driver
Four new Inserts are now available, and they all come out of the same corner of my workshop: stepper motor experiments and the breadboarding that goes with them. 2×2 Stepper motor mount NEMA 17 To test a NEMA 17 stepper motor, it needs a place to sit. This 2×2 Insert holds the motor for testing.…