KKSB Steel Case for Arduino UNO Rev3 and Arduino Mega Rev3 - Space for Arduino Ethernet Shield

Good Product, quick delivery

Cable access cutouts in rear too low when using a full sized shield and too low on sides when using any shield, ended up having to drill away vent slots to enable access for any cables with a plug on them.Overall a very poor design and incorrectly advertised as being designed for use with shields, effectively this is a case with plenty of room for a bare Arduino.

Good quality material. Only suggestion I would make is fine tune the tolerances a bit better. With the ethernet shield (don't know about without it), it takes a bit of playing around with to get the two main parts of the chassis to fit together. It doesn't require any bending or modifications, but it didn't mate smoothly.

I did not dislike anything about the KKSB Arduino Case. I used it to make a demo rig for a client demonstration and it's great - easy to assemble, looks professional, and works perfectly.

The box itself is made of high-quality material.It fits very well for my Arduino.It is the Perfect Box for my Arduino Server.

C'est inadmissible il manque le clip rail din qui se commande séparément pour 15€. Du vol.

I installed an Arduino UNO R3 Board into the KKSB Arduino Case using 3 each brass M3 x 14(6) standoffs. I used one of the m3 screws provided with the KKSB Arduino Case. I could not use a standoff in the SCL position because I could not turn the HEX. There was a physical interference with the SCL position of the header. I had breakout the top section of the case end to install the Arduino Ethernet 2 Shield onto the UNO board using three m3 fasteners provided with the Arduino Ethernet 2 Shield onto. No fastener could be used in the SCL position. I also got the impression that a DIN Rail clip was also provided. I guess I got that wrong. In an effort to ruggedize and cool your Arduino this KKSB Arduino Case seems like a good solution. I am going to use it.