Sci-Fi Glowboard – A 3D Printed Panel That Shows Off Its Circuits
Why hide your PCBs when they look this cool? I designed a spaceship-style panel where the exposed circuit boards are the decoration. Four custom LED boards form the glowing heart of this display, wrapped in 3D printed parts and sci-fi vibes.
I built this panel as part of the Youtube video below, which goes in-depth on the subject of greebles and props.
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I included a STEP file of the whole assembly that includes the parts that need to be 3D printed, but you can also check the Printables page for STLs and some more instructions.
Sci-Fi Glowboard – A 3D Printed Panel That Shows Off Its Circuits
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