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uBITX Case
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This is a case for the [uBITX transceiver](http://www.hfsignals.com/index.php/ubitx/), a general coverage ham radio transceiver [designed by VU2ESE](http://www.phonestack.com/farhan/ubitx/ubitx.html).
This case is meant to be printed in three parts and assembled using the included hardware with the uBITX. It is designed to print on smaller volume printers such as the MakerBot or the FlashForge Creator. This also provides the opportunity to print in multiple colors for a more attractive case.
The custom knobs are also available for purchase on Shapeways:
[Encoder knob](http://shpws.me/PqC7)
[Volume knob](http://shpws.me/PqC8)
Revisions (v1.0):
* Adjusted location of volume knob
* Internally recessed audio/key jacks to allow the nut to get more 'bite' into the jack
* Filleted corners of front/back to make printing a bit easier and sharpen up the appearance
* Signature moved to back left of chassis where it is mostly out of sight
* Front/back modified to be more robust -
This case is meant to be printed in three parts and assembled using the included hardware with the uBITX. It is designed to print on smaller volume printers such as the MakerBot or the FlashForge Creator. This also provides the opportunity to print in multiple colors for a more attractive case.
The custom knobs are also available for purchase on Shapeways:
[Encoder knob](http://shpws.me/PqC7)
[Volume knob](http://shpws.me/PqC8)
Revisions (v1.0):
* Adjusted location of volume knob
* Internally recessed audio/key jacks to allow the nut to get more 'bite' into the jack
* Filleted corners of front/back to make printing a bit easier and sharpen up the appearance
* Signature moved to back left of chassis where it is mostly out of sight
* Front/back modified to be more robust -
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