BOM Shelter
BOM Shelter plaque: Open Source Projects. Real Kits.

Open-source hardware, every part in one box.

Pick a build from the open hardware community. We match its bill of materials to parts we stock and check by hand, then ship the whole list together.

76
projects indexed
51
parts in the catalog
8
complete kits

Start from a project

Ranked by documentation, community and how easy the parts are to get. Each entry tells you whether to buy a kit, a parts list, or a mix.

All projects

Bring your own bill of materials.

Paste a parts list, drop in a CSV, or upload a KiCad export. Every line is matched to stock, and anything we are unsure about is flagged, so nothing gets swapped without your say.

  1. 1
    Paste or uploadReference designators, quantities and loose descriptions all work.
  2. 2
    Review the matchesFuzzy matches are marked, never hidden. Swap any line for an alternative.
  3. 3
    Order or exportAdd everything to the order sheet, or download the matched BOM as CSV.

Open the BOM matcher

TinyPlotter Rev C13 of 14 lines matched
QtyLine itemStatus
2NEMA 17 stepper, 0.9°Matched
2TMC2209 stepper driverMatched
1ESP32-S3 DevKitMatched
1GT2 belt and pulley setMatched
1MGN12H rail, 300 mmMatched
4M3 socket head, 12 mmReview
1 substitution offered

Kits

Everything a build needs, bagged and labelled, with assembly notes and the project license in the box.

All kits

How we source

Checked against the drawing

Every breakout board is measured and its pinout checked against the maker's drawing before it goes on the shelf.

Substitutions explained

If a part runs out, we show you the replacement and exactly what differs before anything changes in your order.

Licenses stay attached

Each kit names its hardware license and what it allows, whether you are remixing it, teaching with it, or building a small batch.