Eurorack Modular Case - Free 3D Print Model

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Josh-3D

Hobby & DIY>Music

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X1 Carbon

P1P

H2D Pro

H2D

P2S

P1S

H2C

X1E

H2S

X2D

A2L

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

Designer

101.8 h

23 plates

4.9(18)

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill

1.5 h

1 plate

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

473

1008

475

134

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Bill of Materials

Maker's Supply Kits and Parts

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M3 Socket Head Cap Machine Screws (SHCS)

M3x12 SHCS Machine Screw (20PCS) - AA038

M3 Socket Head Cap Machine Screws (SHCS)

Carbon Steel Hex Nut

Carbon Steel Square Nut

Round Threaded Brass Heat-Insert Nut

Bambu Filaments

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Iron Gray Metallic (13100) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

PLA Metal

Copper Brown Metallic (13800) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

PLA Metal

Description

Introduction

A stylish and modular Eurorack case!

There's a lot of excellent cases out there for eurorack, but they tend to be pricy and not always the most stylish affair. My aim with this project was to create a stylish eurorack case that can easily be customized and expanded for your needs as you learn and/or grow your setup.

The mid sections come in a variety of sizes, from 16hp to 48hp wide. Combining them can allow you to get just about any size needed. There's stand options for single row and dual row stands. Brass inserts are used throughout for long term durability and customization. Case depth is roughly 68mm.

Filaments & Hardware

(Full disclosure, I am part of the Amazon Affiliate Program. All amazon links are affiliate links. I earn a small commission from these links without any added cost to you. These links help to support me so I can bring more content for free!)

Featured Filaments:

Bambu PLA Copper Brown Metallic

Bambu PLA Iron Gray Metallic

Hardware:

M3x6mm Socket Head Machine Screws (Used for the main assembly) (Like these from Amazon)

M3x12mm Socket Head Machine Screws (Used for the stands) (Like these from Amazon)

M3 Nuts (Used for the stands) (Like these from Amazon)

M3 Square Nuts (For the Slide rail/mounting of modules) (I used these from Amazon)

M3 Brass Inserts (Like these from Amazon)

You can get a general assortment like this one from Amazon. Just make sure it has enough M3x6 screws for the full assembly you want to do!

Additional Hardware Recommendations:

Behringer CP1A Power Supply (From Amazon) - I used these power supplies from Behringer and they worked out great

Befaco M3 Knurlies eurorack Screws (From PerfectCircuit) I recommend these Befaco screws for attaching your eurorack modules!

Assembly Instructions

For the stands, we'll first insert the M3 hex nut into the dial, we'll then slide the dial into the stand and secure it in place with a M3x12mm Machine screw. Make sure to tighten it down

On the case sections themselves, we'll insert M3 brass inserts. We'll use these to connect the stands to the case.

We'll connect everything together using these connectors. There's two styles. One for the mid sections and one for the ends. Each type uses 2 M3 brass inserts

For the ends, we'll just slide the connector pieces in and screw everything into place using the M3x6mm machine screws

Just like with the ends, we'll use the connectors to secure everything together. Slide them into place and then use M3x6mm machine screws to secure everything

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