Hi Arindam,
As for seperate customised enclosures you’ll have a few options, CAD up your own and 3D print them, or use a vacuum forming machine to make some quick ones.
I also think Liam was refering to the cables electrical contacts being exposed, there is definitely a risk of a short happening in there, to close up some standard crimp pins you can use these connector housings
For longer cables you could go down the route of creating your own, check out Core’s tutorial here: https://core-electronics.com.au/tutorials/how-to-crimp-custom-connectors.html
There’s also been some good discussion on cable flexibility on this topic from Bob and James, this will definitely come into play here.
Let us know how you go!
Liam
