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| + | I printed out the case and fitted the electronic components on to the stand offs. | ||
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| + | I placed the buttons along the top so that the legs of the buttons sat directly over the pins of the Pico, this had two advantages. | ||
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| + | * The wiring is so much simpler. | ||
| + | * The buttons hold down the Pico in the case. | ||
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| + | Now, we just need to solder the four wires between the Pico and the LCD, which you cannot see because they are all hidden behind the Pico/LCD. | ||
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| + | So here is the finished item: | ||
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| + | Have to be honest here, It looks brilliant, and works so well too. We cannot wait for Phase 2 to be honest :) | ||
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| + | ==== Download Link ==== | ||
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| + | You can download the STL files from {{ : | ||
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