Enclosure builder

Fit the case to your hardware

Every Canary case is a parametric OpenSCAD design. Pick a case, flip the options that match the boards on your bench, and render the STL — right here in your browser. Real OpenSCAD, compiled to WebAssembly; your settings and your geometry never leave your machine.

This page needs JavaScript. The builder runs OpenSCAD locally in your browser. Without JavaScript, grab the .scad sources from the repository and use desktop OpenSCAD — same parameters, same results.

Settings

Nothing rendered yet Choose your settings, then hit Render. The first render fetches the modeler (~11 MB, cached after that) and takes a minute or two — after that it's the honest cost of real geometry, not a mock-up.

Quality

view .scad source ↗

Render failed.

Local by design. The modeler is OpenSCAD compiled to WebAssembly, served from this site and run by your browser. There is no render server: no uploads, no accounts, no telemetry — close the tab and nothing persists.

Measure before you print. Board dimensions in the sources are nominal. If a fit matters (radome gap, seated stack height, lens centre), measure your boards and set the value under Advanced — the headers in each .scad say exactly what to measure.

Web renders skip debossed text. This build carries no fonts, so parts with engraved labels (the fit coupon's station names, lid labels) come out unlabelled. Desktop OpenSCAD renders them — everything else is identical.

New to printing these? Print the fit coupon first, tune the three tolerances, then follow the build checklist stage by stage. PETG, flat, open side up, no supports — ever.