BASTL KASTLE 2 DOCK

This is a modular docking station for two Bastl Kastle 2 synthesizers, such as the WaveBard and FX Wizard. The design includes an optional, attachable storage box for your patch cables. You can choose to print only the parts you need, and there's an optional press-fit adapter for a more secure, portable setup.

I designed it to be modular, so you can print only the components you need.

The project consists of three main parts:

• The Dock: Holds two Bastl Kastle 2 units side-by-side for a cleaner and more stable setup on your desk.
• Cable Jumper Box: An optional storage box for your patch cables. Just pop the lid and grab the cable you need.
• Press-fit Adapter: For those who want a tighter fit, this optional part will ensure your devices stay securely in place, even when the dock is turned upside down.

Printing and Assembly: The parts were designed to be printed with a 0.4mm nozzle at a 0.2mm layer height. The cable slots are glued into place. I recommend starting with the middle one, then adding the other two, sized to fit smaller patch cables. The cable box is also designed to be glued to the main dock (if you want that).

The standard dock has a looser tolerance, which is perfect if your setup is stable on a desk. If you plan on moving it around, I highly recommend printing the press-fit adapter to keep everything securely in place.

Video also on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@StubeMusicMedia
Follow my journey on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Electronic-Reach-114/
Model post on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/synthesizers/comments/1oaqjoj/just_made_the_kastle_bastle_2_docking_station/ 

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License: Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
Attribution: Requires anyone who uses your design to give you credit.
Noncommercial: This is the key part for you. It prohibits others from selling your design or prints of it.
Share Alike: If someone modifies your design (e.g., makes a version for three Kastles), they must share their new design under the exact same license. This keeps derivatives open and non-commercial, just like your original.