Crystal Case for Arduino UNO

The acrylic case has a protective paper comes to it, to protectthe case from scratches. First, we must remove this so the transparent part ofthe case will show after this it’s ready to install to the Arduino Uno board.

Step 2: Place the Arduino board in the acrylic case

The acrylic case has cut out design that follows the Uno board design, so it was easy to intuitively place the case pieces to the boardand fits to the case perfectly.

Step 3: Secure the Arduino board and acrylic case using bolts and screws

The acrylic case comes with bolts and screw that will use aslocking mechanism. There are two (2) types of screws that the case had. Firstthere was a four (4) short length size that will place to the board and to thebody of the case. Second was a four (4) long length size that will place to theedges of the case.

Step 4: Build the whole thing

The screw driver will use to fasten the screw and bolts.

Step 5: Finish