Eurorack Lasercut Case 84HP 6U 123mm

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I'm glad to share these basic designs with you, folks. Modular synthesizer cases can indeed be pricey, but I believe that with a bit of DIY ingenuity and elbow grease, it's totally possible to get into the modular world without breaking the bank. The beauty of 3D printing technology is that you can fabricate just about any design or module at a very low cost. In this article, I'll share several open-source cases that are perfect for the beginner who wants to create their own synthesizer setup. And, as an added bonus, I'll even give you some design tips on how to create custom modules for your modular synthesizer! But don't just take my word for it - let's dive right in and get our hands dirty! First up, let's take a look at the 'Minimal Case'. As the name suggests, this is one of the simplest designs I've come across. All you need to do is assemble all the components together using your 3D printer, and voila! You have a sturdy modular synthesizer case in just minutes. Next up, let's talk about the 'Wooden Panel Case'. If you're feeling fancy, you can try your hand at making this wooden panel module. Just follow the instructions below to get started! Now that we've got our basics covered, let's talk about some more advanced designs like the 'Steampunk Inspired Case' and the 'Miniaturized 101b- Modular Case'. Of course, I'd love it if you folks shared your own creations or adaptations using these cases. Please do reach out to me with any photos of your mods or projects! Lastly, for all those curious about making unique circuits, modules and effects pedals, be sure to check out Non Linear Circuits website! They've got an amazing array of DIY synth parts, pre-built modules and PCB designs that you can build right in your own garage. Just click on the link below to see what they're up to: