The pico_test_synth pcb was originally designed to be held up by four M2.5 standoffs and screws, but I wanted a simple little case that was easy to snap on and off. This case has two tabs that will hold the qtpy_synth PCB well enough but allow you to pull it out without much effort. If you want a more secure attachment, you can still use M2.5 screws and nuts.
You can also get the "OLED standoff brace" from âqtpy_synth caseâ to optionally print to help hold up the OLED display.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.
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