3D Printing Files
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17Lnpj-3u_KGhf42t6u5C1rjXDpe-yQ1s/view?usp=sharing
Thanks to youyube user cybrsrce for reminding me to share the file on the website
20 reviews for WBT2-V4 Box 3D Printing Files
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Vince W. (verified owner) –
Good enclosure design for the WBT module. Printed it on a budget Creality printer and it came out decent. The design is clean and functional. One suggestion: would be nice to have a version that accommodates the larger 18650 battery inside the case rather than externally. I slightly modified the STL in Fusion to add more height. But for the base design it’s excellent, and sharing it free is really cool.
Ian Green (verified owner) –
I appreciate a well-designed enclosure, and this one hits all the marks. Clean geometry, proper tolerances, no unnecessary features. Printed in ABS for durability. The module fits perfectly and all ports are accessible. It’s really cool that the seller releases these files instead of charging for a plastic case.
Wyatt (verified owner) –
Printed two of these – one for me and one for a friend. Both came out perfect on the first try. The enclosure design is straightforward and functional. Everything lines up, the lid stays closed, and the module is protected from dust. It’s awesome that the maker community shares things like this.
jonah_tek (verified owner) –
This enclosure is really well designed. The file geometry is clean, the wall thicknesses are appropriate, and the clip mechanism for the lid works perfectly. Printed it on a Bambu Lab printer in about 3 hours. Everything fits with a satisfying snap. The vent slots are properly placed for the module’s heat output. Really thoughtful design. Makes the module look like a consumer product.
Geoff (verified owner) –
Really appreciate the maker sharing these STL files for free. I have access to a local makerspace and printed this enclosure for my WBT module. It fits perfectly and looks way more professional than the bare PCB sitting on my desk. The design is well thought out – cutouts for all the ports, vents for cooling, and even a slot for the power switch. Used PLA on a Prusa and it printed cleanly without supports. Great contribution.
barepcb (verified owner) –
Really solid enclosure design. Used my personal Ender 3 with PLA and it printed without issues. The clip mechanism for the lid is well-designed – snaps tight but can be opened without breaking. All port cutouts are properly sized and positioned. The module went from looking DIY to looking like a finished product. Fantastic contribution.
Felix Pike (verified owner) –
If you have access to a 3D printer (and there are plenty of affordable options now), definitely print this enclosure. It’s a quick print, uses minimal filament, and completely transforms the look. All the cutouts are precisely positioned. The design is clean enough that it looks store-bought. Awesome resource.
scott_io (verified owner) –
Printed this case at a 3D printing service. The design is clean and efficient – no supports needed, everything prints flat. I added foam padding inside and now the module is protected from desk bumps. The fact that the seller gives these files away for free shows they care. Great enclosure.
tom_pc (verified owner) –
Printed this case at a local makerspace using an Ultimaker. The design is excellent – all port openings are precisely sized and positioned. I used transparent PLA and added an LED inside so the module glows – looks pretty cool on the desk. The case also protects the module from the inevitable coffee spills. Fantastic contribution from the seller.
Liam Mills (verified owner) –
Used my Ender 3 to print this and it turned out great. The design is optimized for FDM printing – no overhangs, no supports, reasonable print time (about 3.5 hours at 0.2mm). The module fits like a glove. Now my DIY wireless keyboard setup actually looks clean and professional on my desk. Thanks for sharing.
Tyler B. (verified owner) –
Excellent enclosure files. Downloaded, sliced, printed in about 4 hours. The fit is perfect – the PCB mounts securely without rattling. The ventilation slots are well thought out since the module can get warm during charging. It’s really generous of the seller to provide these files. Makes the whole DIY experience much better.
zach99 (verified owner) –
This 3D printed enclosure is exactly what the WBT module needed. Printed it on my Ender 3 in about 4 hours using PETG. The design is clean and the mounting points for the PCB align perfectly. Now my module looks like an actual product instead of a bare circuit board with wires. The file is well-optimized with no unnecessary supports. If you have access to a printer, definitely print this.
twocomputers (verified owner) –
Kudos for sharing these enclosure files. Really appreciate when makers contribute to the community like this. Printed the case at a local fab lab and it turned out great. The tolerances are spot-on – the PCB snaps in perfectly and the port cutouts line up exactly. Did it in black PLA and added some rubber feet. Now I have a professional-looking wireless converter box.
Ricky P. (verified owner) –
Print this if you have access to a 3D printer. The enclosure completely transforms the WBT module from a bare PCB into something you’d actually want on your desk. The design is thoughtful – cooling vents, precise USB cutouts, and a satisfying snap-fit lid. I printed mine in dark gray to match my setup. Makes a great afternoon project.
Hugo M. (verified owner) –
Awesome that these STL files are provided. Most companies would charge for an accessory case but this maker just shares the files. I printed two – one for my module and one for a friend. The design is well thought out with proper ventilation, cable routing, and a secure snap-fit lid. Printed perfectly on a standard FDM printer at 0.2mm layer height. Great weekend project if you have a printer.
60percentlife (verified owner) –
Great enclosure design. Printed this on a Prusa MK4 and it came out beautifully. The tolerances are perfect – the PCB snaps in and all the USB/switch cutouts line up exactly. Used PETG for durability. Really appreciate the seller sharing these files. Makes the module look like a proper product instead of a prototype.
Geoff (verified owner) –
Good design, printed well on my Prusa. The enclosure fits the V4 module perfectly. One suggestion: would be nice to have a version that fits a larger 18650 battery holder inside. I had to mount my battery externally. But the base design is solid and having the STL files available is super helpful for the maker community.
roman_tek (verified owner) –
This enclosure design is really well done. The snap-fit lid mechanism works perfectly without post-processing. Wall thickness is appropriate and the vent placement is smart for the module’s heat. Printed it in about 3 hours on a Bambu. Now my WBT module looks professional instead of like a bare circuit board.
Ben W. (verified owner) –
These 3D files are a nice touch. I was able to print a custom enclosure for basically the cost of filament. The design is efficient – no wasted filament, no unnecessary supports, clean geometry. Fits the V4 module perfectly with all port cutouts aligned. I appreciated that the creator included the original design files so I could tweak the colors. Printed it to match my desk setup, looks great.
Graham K. (verified owner) –
Clean enclosure design. Printed fine on a standard FDM printer. My only note: the plastic clip mechanism might wear over time if opened frequently. I added a tiny magnet closure as a backup. But for occasional access it’s fine. Great that these files are shared for free. Makes the WBT module feel complete.