3D-printed holder for 8x WS2812 module

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For my ShotBot project (more on that hopefully soon) I needed a holder for a WS2812 module — so I designed one with FreeCAD and 3D-printed it.

You can find the files on Thingiverse and in the ShotBot GitHub repository. It fits modules with a size of 54 × 10 mm (≈ 2″ ×  3/8″) and two 3 mm (≈  1/8″) holes at a center-to-center distance of 26 mm (≈ 1″), but if you have a module with different dimensions you can modify the design in FreeCAD.

The module snaps nicely into place, for extra security you might want to add two drops of glue at the hole positions. Here are some photos of the part used in the ShotBot UI module:

From the front (ignore the crooked hole I sawed...)
From the front (ignore the crooked hole I sawed...)
From the front (ignore the crooked hole I sawed…)
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From the front (ignore the crooked hole I sawed…)
From the back, held in place just with friction
From the back, held in place just with friction
From the back, held in place just with friction
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From the back, held in place just with friction
With six LEDs at around 10% intensity of green (it looks better in person)
With six LEDs at around 10% intensity of green (it looks better in person)
With six LEDs at around 10% intensity of green (it looks better in person)
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With six LEDs at around 10% intensity of green (it looks better in person)
A module usable with this holder
A module usable with this holder
A module usable with this holder
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A module usable with this holder
Calipers for scale
Calipers for scale
Calipers for scale
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Calipers for scale

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