So... this is my first post!
Last year, my quest for controlling the much hated DarkStar by SysEx *almost* brought me here, now it's the RX5USB that finally did it.
The RX5USB has been around for some years, and it's well-known for extending the features of an RX5 drum machine by adding the option to upload your own samples via a cartridge.
Those who have a RX5USB unit (thanks @sfxgligli!) as sold by Pharmasonic are familiar with the vulnerability of the naked circuit board. That's why I thought that some of you might be interested in my little project. When I got one in August, I started to draft a 3D-printable model. With lots of patience, and some test-prints later, I've got a version that fits perfectly.
Actually, I have two versions: One for the older and larger Mk1 (112 x 80 mm), and one for the current Mk2 (80 x 80 mm). With no Mk1 available, I couldn't test that, although I have a test-print ready (see images). If there is someone in the forum with a Mk1, you might be able to help out.
If you are interested in a free 3D-printable file, please PM me (format: STL, method: FDM, layers: 0.2 mm, material: PLA). Each enclosure consists of three parts to be printed. Additionally required: flat- and cross-headed screws (6x M1.4 x 6mm, 1x M1.4 x 5mm). Warning: These screws are damn tiny.
Maybe you came across my postings in other groups. If not, here are some images:
