Chase made custom 3D printed/laser-cut cases for the Bus Pirate and Logic Pirate. These cases are up on Thingiverse. See other cases too. Thanks Chase! Via the contact form.
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Yet another Logic Sniffer case
Adam posted pictures of a case he designed for the Logic Sniffer: I am in the process of designing up a case for my logic sniffer. I have designed it for use with just the standard 16 channels of input. It has captured reset and update buttons as well as labeling for both buttons and […]
More projects using Altoids tin boxes as enclosures
In response to our “Disposable metal boxes make excellent shielded enclosures” app note post, Sverre shared some of his projects using the same enclosures. They are mostly RF projects, benefiting from the tin enclosure’s EMF protection. Nice post which triggered me to picture some of my own Altoid projects. Via the comments.
Workshop Update for July 26th, 2012
Releasing the Sick of Beige standard PCB template and cases dominated the day. We made a video about it, showed off the standard PCB library, and presented the two initial SoB v1 case designs. As a demo project for the Sick of Beige cases, toady we designed 2 protoboards on DP6037 (60mmx37mm) standard PCBs. One […]
Milled aluminum Bus Pirate case
Mmattice shared pictures of his milled aluminum Bus Pirate case. The Bus Pirate is a hacking multi-tool that can talk to many common electronic chips. I make use of my BP at both home and work, and wanted something to encase it in. I started with a printed case I found on thingiverse, but that […]
Machined acrylic case for the Bus Pirate
Vibrolax machined a case for his Bus Pirate: It was made from a scrap piece of 0.125″ acrylic sheet. My co-worker Arpad gets credit for the smooth edges, as he machined it on a Bridgeport mill. The 4-40 standoffs provides clearance between the top sheet and the Bus Pirate. A single washer provides clearance between […]
Bus Pirate week, day 3 – cases and enclosures
This week is dedicated to Bus Pirate development. Today we looked at Bus Pirate cases, past and future. Here’s some links mentioned in the video: Tons of awesome user submitted cases Synthetos acrylic Bus Pirate v3a case Correction: v3a case is only $14.99! Francisco’s latest milled case for v3.5 Tomorrow we’ll do our Bus Pirate […]
Developing a new laser-cut acrylic case
Ril3y is developing a new laser-cut acrylic case for the Logic Sniffer. Check out the preview. 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.
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 […]
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 […]
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.
Bus Pirate case at Seeed Studio
Seeed Studio had cases made for the Bus Pirate v3, available immediately for $2.50.