A mounting frame for an Arduino board that does not require any extra hardware.
This is a component, not really meant to be used by itself.

I'm making a bunch of these to support different types of things. Then when you start a project, you can pick and choose and dump them into whatever form is required.

See other components here

• Examine the port holes after the print and file or sand to remove any sag at the top if necessary
• Angle the ports of the Arduino down into the holes then line up the posts with the holes
• Once aligned, press down on the headers on the back of the board to snap into place

• Put pressure on the retaining clip and pull up on the back of the board
• Remove at an angle the the ports leaving the board last (basically reverse of mounting)

• Reduced inner fillet on retention clip to allow it to bend out easier
• Moved retaining clip back .5mm
• Removed fillet along wall as this is meant to be used as a component and would complicate adding a fillet in a housing later (as I found out)