An intro to Onshape PCB Studio workflow - i.e. how correctly layout your guitar stompbox!

A high level look at Onshape PCB Studio and how to go about using IDF to integrate to the ECAD world. This is just the basics, though it touches on some important in-context modeling tips. There are many ways it could be done, this is just one.
Over the years I have laid out a bunch of these for the same 1590B enclosure, so things don't really change or need start from scratch each time. But for new shaped enclosures this workflow would be particularly powerful.
Note: It is not a step-by-step for how to set up a PCB Studio library, nor is it a step-by-step of creating schematics in Altium Designer. Both of these might make good future episodes!?! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below...

[@jonathanhutchinson5649]

Awesome project choice!

[@gregbrown-onshape7555]

Thanks! I have a big backlog of guitar-related things - amps, guitars, effects, midi controllers. I know I will never get to them all, but will try to share things when I can!

[@Oberon4278]

Hold up, OnShape can do circuits??

[@gregbrown-onshape7555]

Onshape has had for some time now a PCB Studio, which is a collaboration tool between ECAD tools (like Altium, Cadence, Eagle, KiCAD etc.) It is *not* a PCB layout tool in itself, it facilitates the collaboration/co-design between teh MCAD and ECAD teams.