Eurorack Case Blocks

A 3D printed Eurorack case! With the provided STLs you can make a 3u case of varying widths, from as small as 26hp to as wide as you want.
One unique feature of this case is that some 26hp block's have two slots for a 4hp breakout on the front and back of the case. This is so you can place non-performance modules out of the way and they don't occupy your front facing performance area*. The pictures show a 4MS Row Power in the back of the case. Other good Eurorack modules that are non-performance are breakout modules like this https://www.modulargrid.net/e/expert-sleepers-midi-breakout. The ventilation holes on the side of the case are M3 bolt compatible, so you can bolt on any mods you want, or bolt two 3U rows together (cables between rows can be fed through empty breakout slots). On the ends are slots so you can attach 1 inch cinch straps, as a handle or cable management.
There are also blank panels from 1hp to 20hp included.
https://youtu.be/EPaS6MuXiBE
If you are just starting out, I recommend using the STL's in case3uS.zip, they contain the latest design that is a little slimmer than the first design.

Additional Parts Required:
* Square M3 nuts, for the rails, but can also be used to bolt together the case blocks.
* M3 bolts, like the ones that some manufacturers supply with their modules. 8mm for the modules and securing the case.
* If using the slim case "case3uS", then 6mm bolts for the side of the case are best. Longer will work, but will protrude into the module space.