Villamany previously posted a wood Bus Pirate case, here’s a new plastic case using the same CNC. There’s even more DIY cases here. Get a Bus Pirate v3b for $30, including worldwide shipping at Seeed Studio. Adafruit also has the Bus Pirate and probe cables in stock and ready to ship.
Category Archives: cases
Logic Sniffer laser cut case
siklosi made parag0n’s laser cut case for the Logic Sniffer. This is the second fabbed copy of parag0n’s case that we’ve seen. Here’s some other user-submitted cases. You can order the Logic Sniffer at Seeed Studio for $45, including worldwide shipping. Don’t forget that Seeed now has probe cables for $6 each. Every order supports […]
Bus Pirate wood case
Villamany posted this wood Bus Pirate case in the forum. Great pictures of a new CNC setup too. There’s more DIY cases here. Get a Bus Pirate v3b for $30, including worldwide shipping at Seeed Studio. Adafruit also has the Bus Pirate and probe cables in stock and ready to ship.
IR Toy housing from old film roll container
PaulAl posted this picture of his IR toy housing made from an old film roll container. Get the IR Toy for $20, including worldwide shipping.
Bus Pirate case from scrap black Delrin
tblough posted pictures of his Bus Pirate case made from a scrap of black Delrin. Get a Bus Pirate v3b for $30, including worldwide shipping at Seeed Studio. Adafruit also has the Bus Pirate and probe cables in stock and ready to ship. Each Bus Pirate sold supports further development.
DIY budget Bus Pirate case
Inbilla made a budget case to protect the Bus Pirate. Features: – Fully enclosed fitted Bus Pirate case – your bus pirate is safe in your kit now! – Plastic coated for high quality and general wear and tear – LED status viewing window protecting the LED’s but still allowing you to see them – […]
Logic Sniffer laser cut case
jjshortcut made his own laser cut case for the Logic Sniffer at Fablab Utrecht. Great work! Here’s some other user-submitted cases, some with files you can use to build your own. You can order the Logic Sniffer at Seeed Studio for $45, including worldwide shipping. Don’t forget that Seeed now has probe cables for $6 […]
Logic Sniffer laser cut case
parag0n made a laser cut case for the Logic Sniffer. If you have a laser cutter, grab the design files and build your own. See other cases for the Logic Sniffer too. You can order the Logic Sniffer at Seeed Studio for $45, including worldwide shipping. Don’t forget that Seeed now has probe cables for […]
Logic Sniffer case
arhi designed a simple case to protect his Logic Sniffer and printed it with a reprap. If you have a 3D printer, download the stl design file in the forum and make your own.
Ril3y’s new Open Logic Sniffer case
Ril3y sent photos of a new laser-cut case for the Open Logic Sniffer. This case isn’t available yet, but we’ll keep you updated. Ril3y also sells a popular laser-cut case for the Bus Pirate. You can order the OLS at Seeed Studio for $45, including worldwide shipping. Don’t forget that Seeed now has probe cables […]
Laser cut Bus Pirate v2go case
Stewart Allen liked Ril3y’s ideas of using layers of laser cut perspex for a Bus Pirate case, so he designed his own for the Bus Pirate v2go and an AVR Dragon board. You can download the design files at his site. Thanks for the tip! Here’s a complete list of the Bus Pirate cases we’ve […]
Another laser cut acrylic Bus Pirate case
Mowcius has a new laser cut acrylic case for Bus Pirate v2go and v3. These will eventually be for sale in the Duinoday shop for about £12 ($17), including international shipping. Here’s all the cases we’ve cataloged so far. The Bus Pirate v3 is available at Seeed Studio and Adafruit Industries.
Feet for Ril3y’s Bus Pirate case
RatRanch found a good accessory for Ril3y’s laser-cut Bus Pirate case: I made some very effective non-slip “feet” for the bottom using tine covers left over from a dishwasher repair kit that I obtained from an Amazon seller for about US $5 with shipping. I’d imagine that similar parts could be found in any well […]
Printable Bus Pirate v2go case
We’ve seen a lot of Bus Pirate housings: mint tins, shrink tube, development boards, and laser cut acrylic. Now we can add a 3D-printed case to the list. Gatsu printed a Bus Pirate v2go case with a Makerbot. You can download the public domain design files at Thingiverse. Thanks to LeissKG for the tip!
Synthetos laser cut Bus Pirate case
teslafreak posted this picture of Ril3y’s laser cut case for the Bus Pirate in the forum: I bought two of these, a black one and a clear one. They recently arrived, and look great. The construction is fantastic. They are also possible to take apart without tools, which is awesome. Here’s a pic (though my […]
Ril3y’s laser cut Bus Pirate case available
Back in January we posted about Ril3y’s laser cut Bus Pirate case. Due to a Paypal issue it wasn’t possible to complete an order, but now it seems to be working. Synthetos Laboratories (Ril3y’s store) now lists them in clear ($12.99), translucent red, and translucent black (both $14.99). Up to three cases can be shipped […]
Bus Pirate in a mint tin
honken make a Bus Pirate case from a mint tin: I used a mints tin can, very similar i size to the ubiquitous Altoids variant. I’ve got a v2go and it’s fastened with some adhesive tack, so it’s removable. I could also fit one of those mini breadboard … as well as some jumper cables. […]
W1N9Zr0's Bus Pirate case
W1N9Zr0 posted this full-featured Bus Pirate case in the forum: Here is my take on a Bus Pirate case. It’s made of a PS2 game case and integrates two breadboards, the bus pirate and an A23 12v battery for PIC programming. Flickr photoset. Be sure to check out the forum thread if you’re interested in […]
Bus Pirate in a DV tape case
Gatsu made a unique DIY Bus Pirate case for a v2go: Here is something I cooked up a while as a case for my BP v2.go. Its a DV tape case. The inside is 46mm x 68mm so it would fit a v3 as well. The board is fixed to the bottom with a double […]
Ingenious shrink tube Bus Pirate case
pppd wanted an quick case for the Bus Pirate, and decided to entomb it in heat shrink tube using a hair dryer. Fantastic idea, thanks for the tip! More photos on Flickr.