Enclosures & CAD

Choose files for your board. MagWLED-1 and MagWLED-2 have different component layouts and heights; do not assume an enclosure designed for one will fit the other.

MagWLED-2

A precision-fit, two-part case designed straight from the MagWLED-2's own 3D model. It prints without supports, closes with four M2 screws and keeps everything within reach: USB-C, the BOOT and RST buttons, the status LEDs, the screw terminals and the GPIO header. Optional wall-mount ears let you screw it to any surface.

The MagWLED-2 board in its 3D-printed enclosure
  • Made to fit: built around the board's own CAD model, with the board seated on standoffs and a ledge under its edge.
  • Everything reachable: one opening for the USB-C and JST-SH sockets, holes for BOOT and RST, a slot over the power and USB PD LEDs, an open window over the screw terminals and a slot for the GPIO header.
  • Cool-running: ventilation slots under the ESP32 and the power section, plus open windows over the terminal block and the header.
  • Print-friendly: no supports and no brim. The lid prints roof-down, and its engraved logo and markings are wide enough for a standard 0.4 mm nozzle.
  • Mount it your way: choose the base with wall-mount ears for M3 screws, or the compact base without them.

MagWLED-2 enclosure downloads

Print the lid and one of the two bases. The case measures 53.7 × 39.7 × 15 mm (74.5 mm wide with the ears).

MagWLED-2 assembly

  • Hardware: four M2 × 10 mm countersunk screws from underneath, plus two M3 screws if you use the ears.
  • Set the DIP switches before you close the case; they stay inside.
  • Reach the BOOT and RST buttons with a paper clip through the two holes on top.
  • The USB-C opening takes plug overmolds up to about 12.4 × 6.2 mm.
  • The lid closes with a snug push fit and is held by the four screws. Wire the terminals before or after closing: the wires drop into the open slots in the lid's side wall.

MagWLED-1

Many MagWLED-1 users love how easy it is to fit and mount it using the on-board mounting holes. However, sometimes a simple enclosure is what's needed.

The MagWLED-1 enclosure

MagWLED-1 enclosure downloads

MagWLED-1 community designs

If you want to design your own enclosure, you can use this STEP file for the PCB itself:

MagWLED-1 enclosure render

Printing tips for both boards

  • Print in PETG, ASA or ABS. MagWLED boards can run warm under load, and PLA softens at around 55–60 °C, so keep PLA for light loads.
  • Use a 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layers, three or more perimeters and 15–20 % infill.
  • Use a smooth PEI sheet for a glossy top and a textured sheet for a matte one.

Designing a case or sharing a tested enclosure? Contact support@magwled.com for the appropriate CAD revision or to submit your design. Please include the board revision it fits.

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