Arizona

New on MakerWorld: Raspberry Pi Pico 2 enclosure

AZ Droid Works logo: a waving robot in front of an Arizona desert sunset.

Arizona

Droids in the works.
Enclosures ready now.

AZ Droid Works is building its first droid, Desk Scout, and designs custom 3D-printed electronics enclosures. The 30-pin and 38-pin ESP32 and Raspberry Pi Pico 2 enclosures are ready to download on MakerWorld. Droid plans come later.

View enclosures The droid project
CAD render of an ESP32 30-pin enclosure, earlier v6 look, assembled with a cable leaving the side.
CAD render ESP32 30-pin, earlier v6 look

Same setup for every enclosure

  • Printer Bambu Lab A1, FDM
  • Supports No supports
  • Model Parametric OpenSCAD
  • Build Base and a screw-down lid

In progress

Our first droid: Desk Scout

A palm-sized two-wheel rover with LED eyes, driven by an ordinary Bluetooth game controller. It's the first in a planned line of small hobbyist droids, approachable for new makers. A bigger indoor telepresence robot comes later.

Read the project
Line-art concept sketch of Desk Scout, a small two-wheeled rover with a caster, shown from the front, left side and rear three-quarter views.
Early concept sketch of Desk Scout. Expect the details to change as we build and test the real parts.
All designs
The printed 30-pin ESP32 breakout enclosure, closed with its screw-down lid, with a break-off mounting tab.

01 · v7 · On MakerWorld

ESP32 30-pin

Breakout enclosure. Printed and test-fit.

76.9 × 82.9 × 28.2 mm body
Screw-lid enclosure for the 38-pin ESP32 on its screw-terminal breakout

02 · v2 · On MakerWorld

38-Pin ESP32 Breakout Enclosure (v2)

A screw-lid box for the 38-pin ESP32 on its 2×19 screw-terminal breakout. You only cut the openings you need.

93.8 × 79.8 × 34.9 mm with the lid
Screw-lid enclosure for the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 on its screw-terminal breakout

03 · v1 · On MakerWorld

Raspberry Pi Pico 2 Breakout Enclosure (v1)

A screw-lid box for the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 on its screw-terminal breakout. You only cut the openings you need.

93.8 × 73.8 × 34.9 mm with the lid

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Site launch

The site is live, the droid project is underway, and the first enclosure designs are published.