BusBoard Prototype Systems KIT-1593P Box+PCB, Black ABS Plastic Box with Batt. Compartment, with PR1593P PCB, Box = 3.6 x 2.6 x 1.1 in

Great little project box I would buy it again.

Nicely made case for a small project. I needed a magnet sensor for pheumatic cylinders. The size of the case and the included board were perfect for my application.

I had to notch the ends of the circuit board (left and right edges in the picture) to mount and hold push buttons on the face above and opposite the battery door. This is not where the circuit board was as delivered, rather on the inside of the base, shown face down in the picture. It didn't make sense to me to have buttons on the side with the battery door, and I needed some way to keep the buttons in place.I tested a spare board with diagonal cutters, and it split that board almost all the way across. I drilled holes where I wanted a notch, clipped thru the narrowest point, and then clipped again on each side of the hole to open the notch. This worked out OK. Since there are screw points on both the base and cover, this should have been entirely unnecessary.You will need long stemmed push buttons, e.g. 9 mm.The picture shows a metallic blue enclosure, but the product is flat black in color.Other than that, the fitted circuit board with holes pre-connected in pairs, removable end plate, and battery compartment with door are all superb features that can make a project look professional.

The board and the box fit together just fine. Depending what you are using it for, you need to make sure parts are in the correct place si everything fits.

Not going to use it for the project I bought it for, but it's a good little device. Might turn it into a dimmable flashlight once I find a potentiometer.

Worked great for the project I was working on. Very sturdy and thick plastic. Would recommend to anyone looking for a replacement case for a garage door opener. Have to use a dremmel to cut the opening for the button or use a simpler push button that mounts through a screw whole.

Need a small project case for you current electronic project? Then consider this one. It's built well, has space for batteries, and insluces a small prototyping circuit board. The board is small, but can easliy handle an 8 pin IC and still supply room for support components.

Very nice box, good size for battery powered ESP8266 projects. A little pricy though, considering the box costs more than the electronic parts it will contain.