Maker Case 16cm

Ever wondered how many pockets an OTG maker needs to tote boards, wires, and knick - knacks outside the office? Forget about stuffing your Raspberry Pi or Micro:bit into your cargo pants, backpack, or purse. Grab this amazing Maker Case! We bought some electronics online and got one of these cases. Instantly, we were smitten. It's the ideal size for hackers and makers transporting projects to events, work, or school. It's neither too big nor too small, perfect for packing your chosen microprocessor or single - board computer. There's an inner pocket for accessories like USB cables, probes, jumper wires, and extra batteries. It can easily hold items up to 160 x 80 x 20mm (you can go thicker if you skip using the pocket). It's the same size as the ones in CTC kits and fits an Arduino and Crack the code shield nicely.

Using this maker case is a breeze. First, open the case and place your main electronics like a Raspberry Pi or an Arduino inside. If you have accessories such as USB cables, jumper wires, or extra batteries, tuck them into the little inner pocket. When packing, make sure not to overstuff it beyond the 160 x 80 x 20mm size limit, unless you're not using the inner pocket. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry place to avoid any damage to the case and the electronics inside. If it gets dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe it clean. Be careful not to use any harsh chemicals as they might damage the material of the case.