MobileWill shows off his USB Tester in a Sick of Beige (DP5031) case : From the beginning I designed the USB Tester to use the Dangerous Prototype Sick of Beige (SOB) standard PCB sizes. 50x31mm being the smallest rectangle and most … Read more
Asgard posted pictures of his BLiVIT case we covered earlier.
Here’s another cool laser cut acrylic case for the Logic Sniffer: Case is made from 4 layers of 3mm laser cut black acrylic. All text is engraved and filled with white paint. Buttons are cut from the same material, and … Read more
Here’s another cool acrylic magnet case for Bus Pirate v4 made by Diego with his CNC machine. Hi, i’ve made a case for my BP V4 with my cnc (Acrylic & Magnets), you can find all the file on my … Read more
Sleemanj posted pictures of his simple DIY case from a corflute: So I wanted to put one of my handy dandy LM2577 DC-DC SEPIC’s in a box with some binding posts. Being of an incredibly cheap-ass nature genetically there is … Read more
The ATX Breakout Board v1.1 Sick of Beige case is back in stock at Seeed Studio. This case is designed to be simple, cheap, and easy to assemble. The ATX Breakout Board is sandwiched between two laser-cut acrylic sheets, and … Read more
Mewse posted pictures of this inexpensive plastic case for USB IR Toy: It’s $1.20 USD with free shipping, you can cut a notch in for the mini-USB connector and use foam tape to stick the board down. Via the forum. … Read more
Sick Of Beige basic case v1 (DP10080) is back in stock at Seeed Studio. A clear laser-cut acrylic project case kit that fits DP10080 PCBs (100mmx80mm). Protect your project from electrical shorts and fingers, but keep it accessible for hacking … Read more
We designed Sick of Beige cases and the accompanying PCB standard sizes because we were sick of plain beige boxes. If you, however, are not sick of them, here is a beige box that fits the DP5031 standard PCB size. … Read more
Voidptr used clear shrink wrap to encase his Bus Pirate v3 and cut holes for the IO headers. See our case video from a few months ago, and even more awesome DIY cases from Bus Pirate fans. Check out our … Read more
Bus Pirate v3.6 Sick of Beige acrylic case v1 is back in stock at Seeed Studio. Version 1 of the basic case is simple, cheap, easy to assemble, and fits our Sick of Beige standard PCB sizes. Check out our … Read more
The ATX Breakout Board v1.1 Sick of Beige case is back in stock at Seeed Studio. This case is designed to be simple, cheap, and easy to assemble. The ATX Breakout Board is sandwiched between two laser-cut acrylic sheets, and the … Read more
All the Sick of Beige case sizes are now available at Seeed Studio for $3. This case is designed to be simple, cheap, and easy to assemble. The PCB is sandwiched between two laser-cut acrylic sheets, and the whole assembly is … Read more
Bus Pirate v3.6 Sick of Beige acrylic case v1 is back in stock at Seeed Studio. Version 1 of the basic case is simple, cheap, easy to assemble, and fits our Sick of Beige standard PCB sizes. Check out our … Read more
Bkubicek made a 3D-printed Bus Blaster case: Its a case for the v2.5 Bus Blaster. My first attempt to nurbs surfaces using rhino. Bus Blaster v2 is an experimental, high-speed JTAG debugger for ARM processors, FPGAs, CPLDs, flash, and more. … Read more
ATX Breakout Board v1.1 Sick of Beige case is available for $4 at Seeed Studio. This case is designed to be simple, cheap, and easy to assemble. The ATX Breakout Board is sandwiched between two laser-cut acrylic sheets, and the … Read more
Bus Pirate v3.6 Sick of Beige acrylic case v1 is back in stock at Seeed Studio. Version 1 of the basic case is simple, cheap, easy to assemble, and fits our Sick of Beige standard PCB sizes. Check out our tutorial … Read more
Here is a custom case built for the Little Wire: This version of the Little Wire is the probably best derivative work i have ever seen! So cute and beautiful! Well done : ) Little Wire is multi-featured USB controlled … Read more
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 … Read more
Believe it or not, Maxim dedicated a whole app note to describing the benefits of using disposable metal boxes as EMI shielded enclosures for your projects. Small steel tins some candy manufacturers use provide both electrical and magnetic shielding: One … Read more
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