An enclosure designed for the PixelWing ESP32-S2 RGB Matrix by Oak Development Technologies. I created it for use with TallyCircuitPi, a tally light platform used with OBS to indicate which cameras are live during a broadcast.

The print comes in two parts: the front which is intended to be used as a diffuser for the super-bright LEDs and interchangeable back parts which snaps to the enclosure and allows you to use the enclosure on a camera mount, a stand-alone light, or with a velcro loop. Gaps are left for access to the reset button + LED, the USB-C port on the side, and the ESP32 antenna at the top.

The interchangeable backplates either have a flash shoe mount to attach to a camera, or a foot to allow it to stand on a flat surface, or a simple loop so it can hang from a mount using a velcro strap or the like.

Printed on an M3D Micro+ at "high" detail and low infill. Even on that printer the standoffs for mounting and snap-together came out okay. If it can print on the Micro+, it should be able to print easily on most printers even at a low resolution.

Notes:

The front portion should be transparent or translucent (crystal white is preferred), the rear portion can be any color you wish.

Can print at relatively low resolution - low-poly model that is thin enough to largely not need infill.