Deej Volume Mixer Case, Knob, and Label Plate
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An extra small volume mixer built using the deej program.
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My goal with is design was to make it as small as I could and to create a design that didn't use screws, with the exception of one optional M3 screw to hold the arduino nano in place.
The face plate slips into the bottom case and stays snug. There's a 0.10 mm tolerance for this fit which is what works for the plastic I used and the printer I own.
If this doesn't work for you, try adjusting the pieces in Fusion or consider using the the alternate design that uses 6 mm M4 screws to connect the case pieces.
Credit to AlpoHassinen for designing the the nano holder.
Materials used:
- 6x 10k potentiometer (with included washer and nut).
- 1x Arduino Nano (clone).
- 1x 6mm M3 screw
- 22 awg wire (8 colors).
Build tips:
- Plug the potentiometers into a breadboard to make bending the prongs easier.
- Secure the potentiometers to the Slip Fit Top before soldering.
- To 3D print a multi colored knob, initiate a color change 0.4 mm and 1.4 mm into the print.