3d printed eurorack case

This is a self-built 3D printer built using 3D printing technology. ...The owner provides all necessary parts, including nuts, bolts, and slide rails, to assemble the machine.

Eurorack frontplate for DSO 138. Its a modified case. ...Selfexplaining i guess :)

This is an Ali-franken Eurorack module. It can be described as a 3 channel mixer, 2 mono and 1 stereo, where the mono signals can have Reverb FX. Taking a cheap reverb for microphone circuit, adding some resistors to attenuate the signal (from mic...

It's an astonishing 3D printer that prints itself using the power of another 3D printer, creating a mind-boggling paradox where one machine literally brings its own existence into being.

Print this single plate on a Prusa Mendel or similar 3D printer using PLA, ABS, or other materials. If opting for ABS, note that it shrinks significantly; thus, scaling the model may be necessary to ensure proper fit and accurate alignment with...

... to maximize printability with a focus on minimal required support materials. Follow these files carefully as they are optimized specifically for use in 3D printing, and will need additional layers to provide necessary structural integrity.

The idea is a tinkerer who has an interest in 3D printing can have these parts printed at a local makerspace, or through online printing sites, and put together a low cost, compact, and functional 3D printer to make small figurines, or small...

I created this so my Behringer MX602A stand on top of my modular synth case and have good access to the controls. It uses the same screws that hold on the original side plates. Printed fine for me without supports. ... Made in Fusion 360.

The top of the case features a direct print from Thingiverse's 922740 design, while the bottom boasts a clever remix of the 2392368 model found on the same platform. To assemble this masterpiece, you'll need to gather several screws: M2x3 for...

I wanted a simple stand to hold some DIY modules I'm building. ...This looks great printed in wood filament. Should fit whatever rails you have, or have 3d printed.

Plan ahead, if you know you are going to have to print multiple rails to get the hp you need and you know what modules you have; print lengths of rails in a way that you KNOW the seams will be in the MIDDLE of a module(Will REALLY help reinforce...

Easely printable rail with solid structure inspired by the Nifty case. ...

Bought vintage Leitz Trinovid binoculars, so I needed a case to carry it around on my nature walks. Just print it as is. PLA or PETG is okay. ...No support needed.

Enjoy My New Designs and Your Beautiful Prints! ... Thanks for sharing your valuable feedback and pictures!

I crafted this straightforward design using Tinkercad, and it has performed admirably since being 3D-printed on my trusty Prusa i3 MK2S printer with strategically placed support structures in place.

I had trouble printing the grills, so a new part was created:Front Faceplate and Case Sides which snap fit together to form the front of the case, and make it easier to assemble. They have very tight tolerances, and are designed to be a permanent...

Follow up to https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2876865, where I remixed Hazi's excellent case design. This is the bottom component that can be mounted on a Printed Solid Enclosure. To complete it, use a top from Hazi or one of his remixes. ...I'm...

I wanted to 3d print a rack to hang my modular synth patch cables and didn't see one here on Thingiverse so I made my own! I've just printed and attached it this morning so I may make adjustments to increase usability or durability. Included is...

prints flat with no supports

For Portuguese speakers, you can check my video about this project on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/AutoMarcio )will be released soon) I've printed mine to be a case for a Home Assistant server, and because of that, I added the logo on...

For Portuguese speakers, you can check my video about this project on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/AutoMarcio )will be released soon) I've printed mine to be a case for a Home Assistant server, and because of that, I added the logo on...

This is a revised approach to the printed case of the Tantillus, addressing an issue where the middle part gets jammed on screws located at the backside. To resolve this problem, I employed my old min endstop as a max endstop and it functions...

A couple of different 3d printed knob designs. They fit the split/knurled shaft kind of potentiometer - eg Doepfer but very common - turned out every module I tried had these. See photos. Both are slightly taller than usual euro/synth knobs, so...

simple Euro Rack Mount details for screwing see remix source still in progress I am looking that all can fit V8 The lower hole is for a USB C extension and the slot for midi cable V9 is with normal USB B extension and Audio jacks The USB you have to...

Stereo to Mono Converter Panel. ...You can print it or make it with the CNC. ...If anyone makes it, it would be fun to see the resault.

The thing is pretty inexpensive at about 12$US and I have a printer at the house, so I thought I'd crank a rough faceplate out in OpenSCAD and TinkerCad I haven't tried it, yet, and I don't know that it will go smoothly so maybe disconnect your other...

Because the circuit did not fit into the battery housing, I printed a simple case which houses the strip board with the controller and the two buttons. The size can be adjusted (see parameters in scad file). You can easily power this LED string...

... power supply. Gently push the wires out through the bottom of the module and secure the lens in place with glue. This print has not been thoroughly tested yet, but the lens is slightly shorter than the hole in the module, making installation easy.

... good, using this euro rack mounting adapter! ...My printer is just 150mm x 150mm, but the model fits just within the print bed.It is quite deep, and you will need space in the rack above the pedal to fit the cables. ...Hope it is of use to you too :-)

... I built with these in the future, but it's hard to say when that will happen and they'll still be useful in a general purpose way regardless. I always print them face down for the cleanest result without any supports or special techniques needed.