I have a Shurline mill that I converted with steppers and a piece of
purchased software (flashcut) that I cut this sort of stuff on. It is a
big learning curve, and not cheap, but worth the effort in the end. I
cut lots of stuff, from enclosures to mounting pieces to one of test
jigs.

Chris~

Vitaliy Maksimov wrote:
>
> Does anyone has experience making their own plastic cases.  Something relatively small (2x5 inches), with a couple of openings for the 7-seg display, three or four buttons, and a LED.  And, how difficult is it to modify an existing case - I suppose I could drill the round holes, but what about the square/triangle openings for the display and the buttons?  If the effort isn't worth it, how much should I expect to pay to have 100-200 of those cases made by someone who has the right equipment?
>

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