Many project plastic boxes have integrated mounting standoffs.
These are great as they provide mounting for PCBs without the need to drill through to the exterior.
A little preparation is necessary to use this kind of enclosure.
If you don't have the exact enclosure measurement:
On transparency mylar material, mark centers for standoff holes and cut to the final size for a mounting panel, if one is used.
Transfer the centers and outline to 1.5mm acrylic material, cut out this outline. Transparency mylar Hammon 1599 plastic enclosure Hammond 1599 PDF
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It’s great to have the opportunity to share things that necessity breeds.
As so many here do, I have always tried to share in the learning process.
Many of us have a collection of LED flashlights (guess it comes with the territory).
Use one of your flashlights as a spotlight for your work bench.
Old coat hanger spring steel wire is great for this project.
Silver solder a 1” washer to the end of twisted coat hanger wire, a good blowtorch is needed.
A 3/4” magnet keeps the light anchored to your 403 stainless-steel work surface.
Use the cable tie eyelet and a cable tie, to hold the flashlight to the fixture.
I find that a " permanent " dc supply is increasingly usefull on the workbench just like the mains outlets.
Just cant decide on the most useful voltage level to have around..5v, 12v...