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💬 MDMSPanel "Nextion"

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Hello Kalina.

Really good job. I like the way you designed your products. (not only this one

A question about the Box. Did you take a standart case that you cut out, or did you have your own case made from a manufacturer?

Regards
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kalina Hardware Contributor last edited by @sebdetours

@sebdetours said in MDMSPanel "Nextion":

Did you take a standart case that you cut out?

Hi @sebdetours, yes. This is G1910 (Gainta) box. See drawing attached to projet files.
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