how do you down load file its not really giving me the option to down load that folder ?
Just download the folder, grab the file from your computer. 
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Yes, you have to download the whole project (at least thatâs the easiest way).
In your first screenshot, there is that green âCode [arrow]â button, clic on it and select âdownload zipâ.
Now unzip that file, go into the folder that created, then go into Hadrware/PCB, zip the powerbreakout-Gerbers folder.
Go to one of the PCB manufacturer site and upload that zip.
The details of this will depend on the PCB fab you choose.
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Thinking Iâll have to hang cases on the wall and get one of those library rail ladders.
Also the last of my gear came home recently including several 19â rack cases which have rails back and front so looking for ideas for DIY rack rails and also some 'lazy Susan â type revolving thing so I can mount modules on both sides.
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yes theyâre are used one. stainless steel so very easy to clean after a good cutting!
Got a single Quantussy Petal running.
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AnalogOutput face panel and BMC 055 VCF pcbâs nice combo . easy build , nice looking and two built for under 50 $ .
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In this folder that you are in go to the top right green button and click on the arrow. It will give you a âdownload zipâ option button. Click on that and it will download all of those files to your computer in a zip file. Open the zip file and then go to the Hardware/PCB folder and open it. Select all of those files and zip them into one file. If youâre on a PC you can right-click and say âadd to archiveâ and it will zip them together. If youâre on a Mac I canât help you as I barely can use a Mac to save my life. Once you have that zip file then that is the file you will upload to jlcpcb or whichever PCB site you are going to buy from.
I know itâs not super clear if youâre not used to GitHub. Message me if you have questions and I can help. 
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last month i had my case designed up in Blender⌠this month its been modelled in Sketchup Web XD
well, its atleast closer to reality haha! And im officially a noob in another program now XD
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Iâm sorry to bring this up but Iâve spotted a major design flaw.
Itâs a common mistake on this forum which many have resolved with the following equation:
Case size required = case size planned + another case.
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Got some Daggerpulse coming out of the Quantussy Petal 
This is the schem if anyone is curious as to what this crazy thing is⌠lol
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lots of great work going on as always, well don chaps
Not done much building, or designing,
Been getting everything onto GITHUB, organising everything and fixing a few issues as I go. Itâs taking quite a while but I am enjoying tidying up and being able to sort stuff at home and the workshop 
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@willow2x What are you using XD to do? I use it for work (UI/UX). Just curious how youâre utilizing the program.
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Im just a fan of using smileys =) to convey a range of emotions
shock =O confusion o_O anger *>.< but never this UwU or this OwO. =D
Thoâ i suppose im creating a UI
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I use XD waaaay too much myself. I have a hard time stopping ^^
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NOBSRINE
A noise maker with just 2 pots and 2 switches for control.
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Just curious. I know that is what it was designed for but I have friends who use it for storyboarding for film and other friends who use it to help keep their 3D assets for projects organized.
Funny device.
Are there openings in the bottom of the case for the sound to pass through?
Did you mind the phase of the loudspeakers? If they are not in phase, i.e. do not move in the same direction when they both get a positive (or negative) signal, they may cancel (parts of ) each otherâs sound out, which is especially audible as low frequency loss.
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