KKSB Project Case for Arduino UNO Rev3 and Mega Rev3 - Steel SBC Enclosure - Space for Arduino Ethernet Shield

The box is well built. .050 inch steel so it's plenty rigid. All edges are deburred. Corner bends are tight and square. Durable black powder coat finish. All the board mounts are PEM style studs so no fiddly spacers and they are in the right place.Yeah I'll buy this again

I was hesitant to buy this case, because a couple of the reviews say that the Arduino Mega doesn't fit. Mine fits perfectly! All the screw holes line up (screws are included), and it looks great.

Solid piece of kit. Allows for modifications. Read the listing closely. The DIN Rail attachment bracket is not included (although shown in the pictures)

I did not dislike anything about the KKSB Arduino Case. I used it to make a demo rig for a client demonstration and it's great - easy to assemble, looks professional, and works perfectly.

I bought for an Arduino MEGA 2560 and ethernet shield. The front was too narrow as was the slot at the back. I ended up taking a drill and drilling some extra holes and space so the board would fit. Also the Holes on the bottom of the case didn't line up with the holes on the Arduino MEGA 2560. Great case if actually fit the mega. (I'm sure it would be fabulous for the Arduino Uno).All in all, good case just BAD advertising. It is NOT compatible for the Arduino MEGA

Didn't fit the board it said it did. The quality of the case is nice though.

Nice solution, fit to my uno

I ordered this to encase my Arduino Uno and my CNC shield & A4988 stepper motor drivers.I was relieved that the cutout for the ethernet shield was not pre-removed since I didn't intend on using it for that purpose.The Arduino Uno with the Shield and Heatsinks for the motor drivers seem to have plenty of room in the case. There are plenty of holes in the case for ventilation, when I guess is both good and bad. In my environment, there is a lot of sawdust and other particulate matter that will easily get into the case over time and there is really no was to avoid that. However the heat sinks will require ventilation anyway.If I had to do it over again, I might get a larger box I would mount a fan into, but I don't consider that requirement to be a shortcoming of this case. It's just something you may need to consider when deciding on one for your usage scenario.