Electronics enclosure generator

A project box for a circuit board: standoffs at its holes, a port opening and a lid that presses on. Type the board's size and where its holes are (a Raspberry Pi is the default).

How to make yours

Type your board's length and width.
Type where the first mounting hole is from the corner, and how far apart the holes are.
Set the standoff height, the room above the board and the port opening.
Download it as STL, 3MF or STEP, print the box and lid, and screw the board on.

What each slider does

Board length 30 to 200 mm: How long your circuit board is.
Board width 20 to 110 mm: How wide your circuit board is.
First hole from the board's left edge 2.5 to 20 mm: How far the first mounting hole is from the board's left edge.
First hole from the board's front edge 2.5 to 20 mm: How far the first mounting hole is from the board's front edge.
Holes apart, along 10 to 190 mm: How far apart the mounting holes are along the board.
Holes apart, across 10 to 100 mm: How far apart the mounting holes are across the board.
Standoff height 3 to 15 mm: How high the board sits above the floor.
Screw pilot hole (M2.5: 2.2, M3: 2.6) 1.8 to 3.4 mm: The hole in each standoff the screw cuts into.
Room above the board 5 to 60 mm: How much room there is above the board for its parts.
Wall 2.4 to 4 mm: How thick the walls are.
Port opening on or off: Switches the opening in the end wall on or off.
Port width 4 to 30 mm: How wide the port opening is.
Port height 3 to 15 mm: How tall the port opening is.

Also called

electronics enclosure, project box, raspberry pi case, arduino case, pcb enclosure, enclosure generator, project box generator, circuit board case, electronics box, custom enclosure.