Arduino Uno Workstation
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This Arduino workstation is based on the dual breadboard design from The Guile (https://makerworld.com/en/@TheGuile), and the 45° Uno mount from Ubiquities (https://www.printables.com/@Ubiquities_552759).
I love the large area (especially the twin breadboard area) from The Guile's design, and the visibility of the angled Uno mount (and 9V battery location) from the Ubiquities design. I've added a shorter breadboard for mounting Nanos and other small boards. There is a cutout inside and through the 45° mount for USB cable passthrough.
As the Uno mount is based on the R3, you'll notice the cutout for the QWIIC connector near the Analog pins. I've tried to make room for the breadboard tabs used to join two together, but noticed the measurements for them vary by the manufacturer. This may be something you need to fix in CAD. I used Tinkercad exclusively to modify and build this design.
The print is pretty straightforward. Due to the retainers for the Uno and opening for the 9V, there is a need for support. Printed on my A1 Combo (using PETG), so I'm unable to confirm print profiles for the P1 or X1.
Design by Russ_80 on MakerWorld (license: BY).