cases for experimental electronics

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My custom cases for experimental electronics are designed to be versatile and easy to use. Standard boards measuring 160x100mm can be mounted as the front panel or even used as a button. This allows you to place potentiometers, switches, and variable capacitors on the front while securing your PCB to the button side. With this setup, you can easily make changes without compromising the stability of your device. A stabilizer is included, which can be attached to the top of the housing between the left and right poles if needed. This case has three variations: The first case can accommodate boards measuring 160x200mm or two standard boards stacked on top of each other (referred to as "2 floors"). The second case is a standard design. The third case is specifically designed for heavy components, such as power supplies. These cases were created using Open-Scad, and the source files are available for download. Please excuse any language errors; I am not fluent in English but am German. Print Settings: Printer: K8200 Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 25%