Sorry, that’s my fault - it’s currently sitting in a merge request, but I have asked it to rebuild the STLs for said merge request here:
that should be done in an hour or so. Once they’ve built, I will try to remember to tell gitlab not to throw away the STLs. Feel free to remind me of this!
They should stick around for a while. However, I’m not sure the thick walls version is built automatically yet - so you may need to clone the repository, check out that branch, and build it yourself with OpenSCAD if you are happy doing that.
Thanks for the warm welcome; I’m learning lots, although admittedly it’s taken more time than expected.
Sorry if this is getting off-topic. What was your solution for power? Based on the second photo, it looks like you soldered a 4 to 1 junction (3 to 1 for power) with thicker wires. I was planning to do something like this and then breakout to micro USB female or USB male.
I do not, I didnt work on this part yet, I still running 2 differents PSU, a classic one for the PI and modify ATX PSU for the motor 5v. But sure it will come a time I will do a single power plug for it.
Not sure if anyone using similar ULN2003 motor driver board like me, I found out that motor_driver_case_arduino_nano.stl could not fit mine so I modified the model to suit mine. If anyone need that I can send it to you.
That looks neat - I think your boards are smaller than most I have seen, and your Nano is bigger because of the screw terminals. I think the forum should let you post STL and SCAD files, so by all means do upload them here for posterity!