Swirly Mounting Grid for 0.1" PCBs

This is an OpenSCAD recreation of Adafruit's Adafruit Swirly Aluminum Mounting Grid for 0.1" Spaced PCBs. 

You will still need stand-offs, and the printed versions are going to probably be too flexible for more permeant uses. That said, it's a quick print, and it does seem great for just getting some Stemma QT boards connected for simple prototyping activities. but again, don't count on a printed grid to keep tightly packed Dev boards from touching/shorting each other, and be careful about static electricity with the plastics. If you release the magic smoke, that's on you.

Lady Ada briefly mentioned in the product announcement that this started as an OpenSCAD project, but that original source is nowhere to be found. Instead they link to a Python KiCAD script that they apparently use to generate files for milling their aluminum PCBs. This OpenSCAD code is NOT their product, and I am not associated with Adafruit.

All STLs are 1.6mm thick like the original, and all sizes 3x3 to 10x10 are provided. Or download the OpenSCAD file and customize to any size you like.