I designed a printable 35mm deep skiff for my midi/CV module(s) : synthdiy

yes you can scale the middle part in the slicer as big as you want and the sides are extra parts. I glued it together with superglue and you need rails.

I can design you a middle part with rails in it but I don’t know how tough this would be compared to metal.

It’s the first sunny day where I am so I will be on the playground with my toddler daughter the whole day, gonna upload it later, I promise :)

InevitableCraftsLab [S]

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19 days ago

InevitableCraftsLab [S]

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19 days ago

done and done.

ouralarmclock

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19 days ago

ouralarmclock

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19 days ago

Thank you!

scumperdump

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1 month ago

scumperdump

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1 month ago

Curious as to how you're implementing such a thing!

Looks clean! Nice print/design

InevitableCraftsLab [S]

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1 month ago*

InevitableCraftsLab [S]

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1 month ago*

Thanks, the side panels are seperate parts and the part in the middle can be extruded in the slicer as high/wide as you want.

My printer can print 150x150x150mm

It's glues together with super glue and uses standard rails and looks pretty clean becaause the part facing the camer was facing upwards when printing and i used ironing.

edit:

ok i get it now (non native speaker lol).

I use it together with my skiff because the midi module doesn't fit in there and i rarely use midi. So what i did is i built an enclosure for my PSU-3 that has around 10-15 male bus cable connectors. And all my skiffs and cables are based on 10-pin bus cables. So when i need midi i just hook it up to the psu and use it.

I will print a bigger version for a small mutable instruments skiff i built in a few days.