Project: DeepBlue Juggling #6.3 - How I designed an Electronics Box for Jugglebot

In this video I show you the whole process I went through to design and build an electronics box for Jugglebot.
My intention in this video is to show you the many mistakes that I made throughout this process and to hopefully help you avoid those same mistakes if you ever find yourself designing an electronics box for your own project.
I found this process really interesting and I think it turned out very well.
As always, if you have any thoughts, please let me know in the comments!
** Link to my PCB design video that I mentioned at around 1hr 26 min **
• Project: DeepBlue Jugg...
00:00 Intro
00:36 My Initial Thoughts
03:34 Designing the Electronics Box
08:05 Organising the Components in the Box
16:28 Cutting the Corflute
18:59 Building the Box
111:51 Lessons Learned
114:47 Final Remarks

[@nikolaikruglikov7358]

Seems that the design has a couple of problems: lateral "shakiness" and a hard to remove top lid. But I really enjoyed how symmetrical and cool it looks like. (I know that it was probably redesigned multiple times since)

[@harrisonlow]

I'm not sure what you mean by "lateral shakiness", but the box was actually super stiff once the lid was on. I was very impressed by how stiff the corflute was!
Agreed on the difficulty-of-removal of the lid. That got old fast 😜
And yes, Jugglebot has moved well past this electronics box now. I still have it (mostly) together, but that's mostly because I like the sentiment and I can't be bothered to take it apart 😛

[@nikolaikruglikov7358]

No sound between 20:10 and 1:12:00 :(

[@nikolaikruglikov7358]

Also timecodes from the description didn't parse correctly; seems like you should use hh:mm:ss notation

[@harrisonlow]

Yeah I added music to these parts without really understanding copyright and TH-cam was unhappy about it. Had to remove all sound during those sections 😢