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I hacked 3 toilet roll holders into a modular synth case. I used the ENUDDEN Toilet roll holder.

Made a 9U powered modular Synth case.

Power Rail kit can be found here.

Metal and screws all from B&Q.

IKEA ENUDDEN toilet roll holder Modular Synth case

DIY Modular Synth case

DIY Modular Synth case

DIY Modular Synth case

~ stoolzo

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6 Responses

  2. Larry Reply

    Brilliant! I’m convinced that there is someone at Ikea that totally gets “us”. I’d like to see closer shots of the construction.

    Also, there is no MS-30 =o]

  3. eb0687 Reply

    Thanks for the response. Yea very niche indeed. I think I may have a go at this, since I live in Kuwait and having most things shipped here is really expensive. The DIY route seems at least for eurorack cases seem like the best alternative for me.

    How did you mount the power supply tho, any guidance on that?

  4. stoolzo Reply

    Hi, I built this, it pretty much built itself to be honest. The toilet roll holders were just about the right length for the modular rails you get in the kit from Deopfer, I did have to build up the sides a little with a few washers though. The only case drilling that was done was to the sides of the toiler roll holders to screw into the rails. Other then I just cut the aluminium lengths by hand and then drilled those two. Its all fixed together with nuts and bolts with those black plastic heads. i’m not really expecting anyone else to have a go at this to be honest, making a modular synth case is very Niche 🙂

  5. Eb Reply

    Hi there, nice work on the case. Very impressive.

    Is there any chance for a step by step guide on how you did that? Would be really helpful for those people like me who have ZERO Diy skills but eager enough to start somewhere.

    Great job once again.

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