Show me your diy controller board/ electronic equipment cabinets.

[samnaz]

I got these from and fellow who does 3d printed parts, he does normal and custom work, everything came from him, here is the link

Asterina Magnetic Scooper | Printed3D.Parts

This is an Asterina Magnetic Scooper. It is designed to work like a glass cleaner but for Asterina starfish! Just slide it around and it will scoop all the stars in the container. Then simply let dry, slide the cap open and discard the contents. It has a slide-removable top and a chamfered edge to

printed3d.parts

That's the guy I buy ALL my 3d printed parts from! how funny. I have never seen those power brick mounts on his site or ebay and have been following him for years... hmm. Did he make them custom for you? Are they all the same size?

 

[Reefer_Rob]

Made from old Ikea furniture. Ecotech controller brackets off Ebay. 1 1/2” hole plugs from Home Depot.

Work in progress. Im still cycling and putting things together.

 

[Heavyarms34]

I just got mine finished and got all mounted up

 

[ravi197699]

looks nice

 

[Heavyarms34]

Thank you

 

[SaltyGroves]

Not quite do it yourself but I bought this board from Marine Depot. It's made by one of the best workshops in the business.

Standard Aquarium Controller Board Mounting System (White) - Marine Depot - Marine Depot

Standard Aquarium Controller Board Mounting System (White) - Marine Depot Keeping your aquarium cabinet clean and organized is a challenge that often goes unmentioned because let’s face it, it is tough to keep all your equipment and cords organized and looking presentable.The Aquarium Controller Boa

www.marinedepot.com

 

[Jakels5253]

What size wire holes?

 

[Duxiansheng]

 

[cpschult]

Just finished putting together the controller cabinet for my build.

The cabinet is a white 2 glass door floor cabinet from Amazon.

I cut out a big opening in the rear of the cabinet so that the power supplies that will be mounted on the rear of the control board will have adequate ventilation.

Here is the 3/4” plywood used for the mounting board that will slip inside of the cabinet.

Glued and pocket hole screwed.

Primed and painted.

Components mounted.

And here’s the finished cabinet...

Thank you for sharing this!

 

[tgn225]

What outlets are you using? Are these custom covers?