Simple hinged box designed to house a half-size breadboard, mini breadboard, and a 20x4 LCD with Adafruit backpack.

I used the awesome print in place mini hinges from E. Soderburg which can be found here: 

[https://www.printables.com/model/124967-print-in-place-mini-gear-hinge-assortment](https://www.printables.com/model/124967-print-in-place-mini-gear-hinge-assortment)

I'm using this enclosure to house a raspberry pi pico which runs a simple circuitpython script to monitor the temperature and humidity of my kitchen herb grow house and display it on the LCD.  It works nicely to prevent little fingers from getting to the electronics.

I did not model mounting holes into the design and so I just drilled holes in post and secured it to the metal wire shelf with zip ties. I included the .step so you can make your own adjustments as needed. As a note, the pegs which secure the half size breadboard in place could use some adjusting, but the breadboard happened to friction fit quite nicely in my case so I left them as is.

I printed the Door in PETg with a 0.8mm extrusion width on a 0.6mm nozzle, and the main box at a 0.6mm extrusion width on a 0.4mm nozzle. I'm sure a 0.4mm width / nozzle will be fine, it will just take longer.

Required hardware:

• Hinges and hinge mounts: M3 screws.
• LCD is mounted with M2 screws.
• Door is “Locked” with a single M4 screw.

Link to Github repo for project:

[https://github.com/csn495/Grow-House](https://github.com/csn495/Grow-House)