DIY: Creating a Eurorack-Case from scratch

This post was about the beginning of my DIY case journey. The next steps can be found in a more recent post as the journey continues.

Eurorack console case Sketchup drawing
Currently I am working on my own Eurorack case for my modular synth. The idea is to have a console like housing with four rows. I create everything from scratch. At the moment I am working on the PSU. The case will need four of them. The PCB layout is finished and I am waiting for the boards to arrive. The boards are based on the Doepfer PSU. I was lucky to get the original transformer, and all the other components. So I am quite confident to create a PSU which is as good as the Doepfer PSU. I will try to share all my experiences.
PCB Layout for ClicksClocks Eurorack PSU
Most of the parts were ordered at Distrelec. The transformer is from Top Print Electronic GmbH
Clicks & Clocks Eurorack PSU Parts

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3 Replies to “DIY: Creating a Eurorack-Case from scratch”

      1. hey mate the sketchup drawing zip keep saying unknown format of damaged? i’ve try downloading a number of times can you please repost?

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