Design an electronics enclosure with a lid | Solidon3D step-by-step tutorial

Try Solidon3D for free: https://solidon3d.de/en/ Design a case for your electronics project, with a matching lid and dimensions you can change. Start with an empty project and create a simple box. Round the edges, then hollow it out. The wall thickness setting controls how thick the sides of the case will be. Every menu path is shown. Use the parts catalog to add mounting features for M3 heat-set threaded inserts, a cable entry, reinforcing ribs, feet and small lid catches. Finish with a raised label and change the case width from 120 to 140 mm. Follow a visible pointer, rotating views and on-screen explanations instead of narration. Use the chapters to work through one step at a time. Chapters: 0:00 What we are building 0:15 Set width, depth, height and wall thickness 1:09 Create the basic shape 1:23 Round the edges 1:45 Hollow the box and set wall thickness 2:11 Add mounting features for threaded inserts 2:42 Add a cable entry 3:10 Add reinforcing ribs 3:41 Add feet 4:09 Create a matching lid 4:32 Add lid catches 4:59 Choose colors 5:43 Move the lid and place both parts on the bed 6:43 Add a raised label 7:14 Arrange both parts on the print bed 7:30 Change the case width 7:43 Check the result and printing guidance Try it yourself: https://solidon3d.de/en/ New to designing? Start with the mounting bracket:    • Design a mounting bracket for 3D printing ...   Deutsche Version:    • Elektronikgehäuse mit Deckel selbst gestal...   #Solidon3D #3DPrinting #ElectronicsEnclosure #CAD