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@AJ9BM@mastodon.radio  ·  activity timestamp 8 hours ago

For #FreeCADFriday (UTC), I have some silly little potentiometer shaft fridge magnets. They let me try out different control layouts to see if there's room to turn a pot without bumping another one, and what controls a patch cable will obstruct.

This kit has already gotten very heavy use as I plan out the panels for my first group of DIY #eurorack modules. I expect I'll keep growing my own set of these, to make design checkout super easy.

https://www.printables.com/model/1528701-fridge-magnet-potentiometer-shafts

Fridge magnet potentiometer shafts by Josh Myer | Download free STL model | Printables.com

A picture of a piece of paper held onto a refrigerator by magnets.  The magnets have potentiometer knobs on them, which looks a bit incongruous.  There are even stranger ones, which are TPU printed little boots that go over the pot shaft magnets, with silicone wire hanging out of them.

There's a bunch of scribbling on the page which I doubt anyone could read anyway.  It's just my notes to myself about the layout of these particular controls.
A picture of a piece of paper held onto a refrigerator by magnets. The magnets have potentiometer knobs on them, which looks a bit incongruous. There are even stranger ones, which are TPU printed little boots that go over the pot shaft magnets, with silicone wire hanging out of them. There's a bunch of scribbling on the page which I doubt anyone could read anyway. It's just my notes to myself about the layout of these particular controls.
A picture of a piece of paper held onto a refrigerator by magnets. The magnets have potentiometer knobs on them, which looks a bit incongruous. There are even stranger ones, which are TPU printed little boots that go over the pot shaft magnets, with silicone wire hanging out of them. There's a bunch of scribbling on the page which I doubt anyone could read anyway. It's just my notes to myself about the layout of these particular controls.
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