I Built A Eurorack Case 

It looks so nice!

It came out so good! I’m inspired to build one too now, maybe a mini one to hold those pocket operators 😅

Wow, the walnut and that acrylic look a far better together than I thought they would. Really great job.

omg, the new heathkit gal... BlitzKit...🤴 when you are working you remind me of the tv star trek episode when kirk detected a bug sound from lifeforms moving very fast.. thanks..:)

What are you saying it's not obnoxious! It's beautiful!

Great result! Looks super neat with the funky acrylic end pieces :D

Looks really cool!!!

Love seeing your dreams come to fruition! You are awesome!

4:34 i want this case to look nice and classy proceeds to add the loudest color combo imaginable jokes aside, great ideas in here

oh wow, stumbled into your channel while I was fighting to upgrade my Pam's, and I'm so glad I found you!

No ways! I found this online a while ago. I’ve got two racks held together by cable ties (it works!) 4 rows of 104hp!

I loved your choice of acrylic and wood! I'm sure you know but for anyone else visiting the comments, it's 'moh-g', however there is an artist out there called 'moo-g' that's worth checking out too.

Im the one hundred like and never before has my OCD been more at ease on a Sunday afternoon. Great video!

Beautiful build, very nice job! I really like the acrylic colours, they remind me to D&D dice :D The Stomp Box Adapter module seems very interesting. I'll look for it in Europe and, if possible, get a DIY kit.

That's an awesome case build. I'm more into audio mixers than synths, and I think it'd make a pretty nice frame for a small mixing board.

I certainly get not having the $$$ to fill a case with modules. My wife really wanted a synth, so i've been building her one. I'm almost done filling the 2nd bookshelf with modules at this point (about a month in) and with only a couple exceptions every module was a diy build (we did buy an ES-8 so she can hybrid it with VCV Rack, and the oscope is a $20 ali-express module and I just put a panel on it so it would fit in the rack). I couldn't even begin to afford what pre-made eurorack modules cost, but buying parts in bulk from online retailers like tayda I can build a module for around $50-60 (most of the cost is usually pots & jacks). I get a lot of the designs from Look Mum No Computer. Eddy Bergman's site has a lot of stripboard layouts for modules, and of course Music From Outer Space, and yusynth (who designed the Arturia Minibrute!!) have a lot of designs too. Look Mum of course builds in the Kosmo Synth format (metric 5u, 1/4" jacks, large knobs, etc)but if you're stripboarding you could use whatever size things you want. Moritz Klein on youtube has video series about building a simple VCO & VCF. His 3x VCO design was the first stripboard module I built for our synth [although I only did 1x VCO from that], it's a pretty good place to get started.

I wonder if you can create and 3dprint a drill template from the fusion design. Might also be a good way to line up holes well on both ends. Another fun learning would be to 3dprint outline template for wood and cut on a trim router with flush cut router bit

It looks so great! I might have missed it, but where did you find the cool swirly acrylic?

A mordax data or another module with a display would look so dope in that! I don't know why but I really think the space in the top section having a mini CRT display oscilloscope would be the coolest thing ever but I don't think anyone makes anything like that lol.

the cheapest case is the basic Mastercraft Portable Aluminum Tool Box breifcase you can get 2x 84hp with 1 or 2 1ux84 hp just add rails and a few screws and your done

Woow it looks awesome!

Excellent job!

Looks really good. I can't remember what they are - but thought those black multi button, calculator like, gizmos that are sitting in front of the rack are also related to your music making ventures. I wonder if it would make sense to design/print a rack adapter plate that would allow them to join their friends in their swanky new home.

I might take up the synth hobby that looks fun!, I'd like to build my own just as you have, very sleek.

I’m curious about how you patch your modular! I haven’t seen any videos featuring the big honking button and wonder what drove you to have two of them in your system.

Yeah, that's a nice case. Acrylic. duhh. Of course. I know what you mean about access too. Nice work!

Perfect timing! I’m out of space because I pre-ordered Castor and Pollux (BTW, thanks for the interview with Winterbloom). Can you post a link to the rails you used please?

I think sewing is similar to woodworking, but sewing is harder than woodworking from certain point of view, because wood is "self supporting" while fabrics are floppy🤣

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Nice work! This is inspiring me to add a similar angled second row for mine, as my current case is full. Of course, as you say, it's better for my wallet if I leave it as-is. What'd you do for your power supply?

It's a very nice approach and implementation, but the combination of the specific acrylic base with the wooden parts is a brutal aesthetic crime.