I still had a few ESPixelStick V2's around and wanted a case to make them a bit more rugged.
It's a simple box and lid design, with a little extra room for wiring and mounting options.

Please note that it is not waterproof and is intended for indoor use only.

Design

• The box has two versions, one with a hole for a DC barrel jack and the other without. If you're using the barrel jack version, be sure to insulate everything well. I put some kapton tape over the jack before installing the ESP01 module to be safe.
• To run wires through the box, you will have to either modify the model (step files provided) or just drill a hole in the case carefully. I drilled a hole for the pictured JST connector wires and used cable ties and hot glue for strain relief.
• The base has keyhole slots for mounting in various orientations; you could also use double-sided tape. The slots should fit common screw sizes, probably from 3-4.2mm threads, depending on screw head diameter.
• STEP files of the assembled model are included for easy modification, but if you are printing the original, I recommend using the STLs, as the objects are already separate and the lid has been flipped so the build plate side will face up when installed.

Printing

• Supports: None
• Nozzle size: 0.4mm
• Layer height: 0.2mm
• Perimeters: 3
• Perimeter extrusion width: 0.45mm (the walls are 4 perimeters)
• Top solid layers: 4
• Bottom solid layers: 3
• Infill: 20%
• Filament: PLA+

Hardware

Required

• 3pcs M3 x 8mm self-tapping screws.

Optional

• DC barrel jack.
• Hot glue/cable ties/cable gland for wire strain relief.
• Screws or double-sided tape for mounting.