FS TD-IO 3D printed case,

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SnakeGrunger

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Checking interested ! I designed a neat, custom case for the TD-IO. If anyone is interested, I can make some and ship them out for 20$ a pop, including machine screws. I have light gray, dark gray, red and black PLA filament. You can also choose with or without mounting legs, just lemme know what option and color you would want !

The two openings on top are for :
- Volume, option to fit a 6mm knob.
- Stereo output opening for JST plug.

Unfortunately, you cannot access the dip switches inside, once closed, to set mono or stereo, or the coin chutes once it's screwed down, but I figure, once setup for your cab, you won't really ned to touch those.
 

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Thats an unfair question imo, if you like it buy it from the designer, its the only way they get compensated for their time spent and recover the cost of prototyping.
didn't mean any disrespect. I should have posed the question as, "Is it open-sourced?"

I agree that designs should be compensated, and time and materials. Many hobbyists share their designs openly, didn't think it was unfair to ask.
 
Light grey, medium grey, dark grey.
Ha Hangover reference. For $20 it's a good deal.
 
The amount of effort, materials and time that goes into designing these things with the precision that @SnakeGrunger has achieved is understated. I’m going to guess somewhere in his 3D print dungeon there’s countess iterations of this that didn’t make the cut. That adds up. And filament and time is money.

$30 is more than reasonable. If something for sale is not implicitly open sourced, it’s pretty rude to ask IMO. GLWTS.
 
Those pictures put on, in full display, the difference in high-effort printing projects vs what you typically see. The fitment looks excellent.

EDIT: should have noted, I'll take one. My TD-IO hasn't seen much use but still deserves a home.
 
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