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Really great tutorial, thank you! One question, aren't you supposed ro place the text on the bottom silk screen as mirrored text, so it reads correctly when viewed from the bottom?

Thanks!

Thank You!

So very useful .. thank you

Great Video, thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge

I fail to see the logic in starting of the files, but I just follow the video. Unfortuntely the panel schematic does not turn up under project files. Could this be a change in the interface as I am running version 7.

Brian, thanks so much for this introduction! Hope the following parts will take me through the design process in KiCad. As I am used to working with illustrator I hope I can use (converted) SVG files.

Just an incredible video! So grateful for all these insights!

Somehow it's a shame that this valueable video series gets way less thumbs up than boring videos that teach people simply nothing.

Since I have only just started to create music myself with the phenomenal possibilities of the Eurorack format and at the same time am just starting to develop my own module ideas, I have to say that this video (or rather this series) is extremely helpful. THANKS!

JLPCB does aluminium pcbs now. So you can select the Aluminum option and get a metal panel :)

Really looking forward to more videos like this one, even if it’s a paid course 🤓

Are you willing to share the design files?

Exactly what I was looking for! I hope there's more on the topic of designing and building modules 🙏

Thanks for making these videos! I'm going to use them to make a legit front panel from my Wiggler synth

So you live in southern California? Wow you live next door to Hollywood stars basically and you have the same hobby as me, crazy!

Looks so cool!

just what I was looking for!

Hey. I came across your channel today and left a sub. This is exactly the video series I was looking for! Very helpful and well done. Thank you!

Using PCBs for panels is a brilliant idea. I was trying to figure out how to cut aluminum and transfer paper print but forget that. These are cheaper and look nicer. Thanks!

This is an i n c r e d i b l y helpful series. Everything worked exactly as described (up through sending it off, which I just did). Thanks 10000x for this!

Thank you, this is extremely helpful!

This is exactly what I was looking for thank you

Commenting to watch this later!

I’ve just stumbled across this and have to say thank you for what you are doing .. great pace, great resource, instant sub 😁

Hello?

Thank you for these videos. Really like how you explain all this stuff. Hope you'll continue the series and hope to see more videos on your channel

hi i recently sent an order to jlcpcb for some panels, i followed your steps for the graphics as f.mask however when my panels turned up the f.mask graphics were in a silver tin finish and not the exposed copper, what did i do wrong?

You're a good teacher, I learned a lot about KiCad watching this (never used it before). THANKS!

Can't wait to order my first pcb! Now for all the stuff that comes before that :/

it is possible change the fonts type?

It's not same version the one in the video and the link below

Sweet vid man. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks

Thank you for a really good tutorial! When i ordered from JLCPCB there wan an option to replace the FR-4 with aluminium. This turned out great! My gold (f.Adhes) layer turned out silver thou. Maybe that has to do with the aluminium body. IDK. But the silver is not aluminium. Any thoughts? Thank you again :))

Thanks Man this is awesome

keep em coming man, this is great.

Thanks dude, very very very useful. Just a question, I see there is a aluminum option for the base material, did you try it? Any thoughts?

Instead of making yourself suffer, setting your reference point and board edge boundaries, here's a suggestion. Set the grid to 5mm and set your reference point. Then select the tool to draw the board outline and set the first corner on the reference point. Change the grid to 0.5 to scan down to 128.5. Change the grid to 0.2mm and scan across to 9.8 mm. Change the grid to 0.5 again, and scan up again, until you reach the same horizontal line you started from and then on to close the rectangle.

I Love your video!!! All of it!!! Thank you so much!!!

Maybe a stupid question but my KiCad looks nothing like yours. I dont have the same toolbar on the right with the set origin, draw tools, or layer manager. I tried looking online but I couldn't find anything

just found your channel - thank you for the effort you put into this. stoked to follow, and learn along the way.

thank you so much :)

keep up the great work

Yeessss !!

Any more videos coming? I love this series and I’m hoping you’ll be able to publish a new video at some point in the future. Best wishes and take care.

Awesome series of tutorial! Thanks!

Just found this and really appreciate the channel & the content. Subbed.

Can U please make this type of video about how to panelization in kicad.there are some bit of information on internet. But I stuk.plz brother help me.

Again, such a well explained video, thank you! Looking forward to the next video in the series! As for the projects I’m working on: Right now I’m making a panel for a DSO 138 mini Eurorack conversion so that I can see a bit better what’s going on in my rack. I’m also working on some panels for Mutable instruments clones! Grids and Shelves are the next ones I’m soldering up! Here is a little request: Could you maybe explain input and output protection on the jacks going in and out of the circuit? Thank you for making these videos, super helpful!

Another great video! Glad to see this next episode in the series and very much looking forward to the rest of them.