This drawer-style organizer was designed for storing and displaying 16 BBC micro:bit v1 boards using the micro:bit battery pack holder model. It’s ideal for educational settings, especially makerspaces or STEM classrooms where space and organization matter.

🧰 What’s inside:

• One large compartment for alligator clips or jumper wires
• One compartment for USB cables
• One compartment for SG90 servos or similar accessories
• A top tray (compatible with the referenced battery holder) to display or charge up to 12 micro:bits
• Ergonomic cutouts on both sides to pull the box easily from shelves

🧱 Modular design:

• The bottom and sides are mountable, allowing different color prints for better organization
• Can be printed on a standard MK4 bed

🎓 Who is it for?
This project was created by a coach in a school makerspace for student-friendly micro:bit storage and quick classroom deployment. It’s perfect for EdTech coaches, STEM educators, or any workshop leader managing a full set of microcontrollers.

🖨 Print settings:

• Material: PLA or PETG
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Infill: 10%
• Supports: Not needed