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kacperpawluk wrote:you can solder everything right now and don't need to rise pushbuttons.

I found that the LEDs in the BOM can slide a bit. I made sure I soldered them in the right position by mounting the board to my case with the LEDs sitting loose on the board: once I screwed the board down the LEDs did not move anymore and I could be sure they were in the right position.

For the push buttons in my case the tolerances were much closer: no wiggling on the board. There I agree that soldering them on without a case would be OK. I used the Erica Synths case, I don't know how different it is from Kacper's. I did not find it necessary to put spacers under the push buttons.

I was glad I already had the case when soldering the LEDs.

(My Yocto is ALMOST done. I just shot myself in the foot tonight by soldering the tempo encoder onto the wrong side of the board. )

jvq wrote:
(My Yocto is ALMOST done. I just shot myself in the foot tonight by soldering the tempo encoder onto the wrong side of the board. )

so good

Is there any chance I might still be able t purchase one of your Yocto enclosures? I didn't see this post until this morning 9/25 since I've been busy with my Nava build. This case looks beautiful and would be a massive upgrade compared to the plastic (acrylic) ones. Thanks for your time.

Danny

Please wirte me na e-mail: kacperpawluk@gmail.com

Some people still ask about it there any chance to get Yocto enclosure. I made an order in manufacture some time ago and don't have any free enclosures now but I open 4th batch order form (https://goo.gl/forms/8wEerMI7phO2h4Nu1) and if there will be enough people then will make next batch.

hey kacperpawluk,

any updates?

enclosures are in painting manufacture now.

Now that's excellent news...

Hi there,
Anyone heard from Kacper Pawluk??
He is not answering emails.

hi! your emails was in spam folder and i really don't know why.
if there is no response from my side please write me by private message or post in this topic.