Put your board in a box — SnugBox makes the standoffs, fasteners and connector cutouts, and checks that it prints and closes.
Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP32, WAGO terminals, DIN rail, buttons and displays. No board in the library — describe yours in a couple of minutes.
Drag them onto any face. The enclosure adjusts standoffs, clips and cutouts and shows right away where something gets in the way.
3MF with the parts laid out, STL or STEP, print recommendations and a list of screws and inserts.
Parametric geometry on OpenCascade — the same kernel as in professional CAD.
USB, HDMI, Ethernet, power — cut automatically where a connector meets a wall.
Screws with heat inserts, snap-fit, sliding, hinged or an open tray.
Thin walls, collisions, bridges and lid clearance — before you spend any filament.
Split the cavity into compartments; dividers avoid components and keep the lid closing.
Size, mounting and connectors in the editor, the look from a GLB or STEP file.
STL, 3MF, STEP per part in print orientation and a link to share the project.
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