This is the second half where I finish the routing issues and upload to OSH Park PCB fab service. This is an "in the field" video, so there is a lot of unplanned snags and general pondering, but as I said in the Part 1 text, I feel this is good for those that are new to PCB design to see the process. Or just watch along and yell at me while I make dumb mistakes.. KiCad is a powerful open source EDA tool (Electronic Design Automation) that I feel is amazing for what I need to do. There are tons of tutorials online and a very helpful community. OSH Park is a community PCB service. They take your files, wait to get enough orders to fit a full panel, and then send them out to fab. This keeps the cost low and creates a great way for prototypers and hobbyists to test their designs. It does take around a month, so keep that in mind. KiCAD http://kicad-pcb.org/ OSH Park https://oshpark.com/ Side note, I'm still using Kdenlive for my video editing. I've use Premiere for many years, but recently I've made the decision to buckle down and go open source as much as possible. Kdenlive is a little awkward comparatively, but as time passes I'm becoming more comfortable with it and the latest updates have helped. Kdenlive https://kdenlive.org/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Duh2nzd24_U

Blender 2.93 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHQVJOGr64k

Short update showing the case design in CAD, talk about assembly concerns and the ongoing nature of the project. The design will likely change after assembly and/or building another unit with the design changes. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQNVuZL4qB8

... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTeAKUxAqtI