Axoloti Mount Kit

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The Axoloti is an open-source music synthesizer powered by a 32-bit ARM microcontroller. It arrives as a bare board, leaving the user to figure out how they'll mount or enclose it. To make this process easier, a 3D printable mount kit is available. This kit includes two main components: * A front panel with cutouts that precisely match the board's jacks. * A base featuring standoff pillars for added stability and support. The design is highly customizable, allowing users to adjust parameters to meet their individual needs. Note: The software used to create this mount kit is not OpenSCAD. Instead, it was written in Go, a programming language known for its simplicity and efficiency. For more information on the main library and code examples, visit https://github.com/deadsy/sdfx. To learn more about Go, including its syntax and features, check out https://golang.org/.