Almost there… 
Waiting for I/O expander… (I works with Microchip components since the PIC16C14JW and I have @home almost every Microchip IC, but not that one!)
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Hi @Axeman!
Nice design … i’m looking forward to see your Zynthian Box finished!!
What about the 4 square holes? 
Regards!
Hi Fernando…
They’re for a set of 4 pushbuttons, wired in parallel to encoder switches. I don’t like to push on knobs… 
But (in the next box I’ll build) I’m thinking about placing a full row of pushbuttons with led indicators under the LCD, to directly access pages without all the “short/long/bold” presses, I looked at the UI code and it shouldn’t be a problem. And beside that, a synth must have buttons, MANY buttons 
Great!
I will try to improve the source code for allowing to easily configure this kind of UI variations
Regards!
Why do you want to take away from me the fun and the excuse to learn (yet) another programming language? 13 is my lucky number 
Ups! I also get fun improving my boring code … but OK, i will share the pleasure with you 
My number is 13 too … mmm … this is quite strange …
Quite strange, indeed… 
… and much RGB LEDs!!! “Scotty: beam me up!”
True! I’ll fill the case with useless (but anyhow cool) WS2812…
Sure! Your zynthian is the first one I saw.
But I like star trek more that the disco, so my ws2812 sing all togheter “Warp core”
https://youtu.be/dKhvRq1t89o
Yeeeeesssss! You are almost there!!!
We will waiting for more details … and some video!!
Regards!
And here it is, in all its majesty 
(I’ve not yet printed the knobs)
Inside photos. This is the first one, I built it for a friend, and as any “first born” is almost completely hand wired.
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sorry @C0d3man, no RGB leds this time, this is for a friend
Hi @Axeman!
What a fine work!! Congratulations!!
Have you published the box schemes in some place? I would like to print it … jeje 
If you want, you can add your design to the zynthian case repository:
You only have to “fork, add your files & pull request”, or i could give you direct access to the repo if you tell me your github account name
Regards!
Sure, @jofemodo!
Tonight I’ll make some minor tweaks (slightly wrong holes position for rPI support) and I’ll upload it on the github repo and on thingiverse.
(if you use Autodesk fusion360 I can share the full project)
I don’t use it, but perhaps other people do. I think always it’s a good idea to share the sources