DIY kits
EDU DIY Labor
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Features
- Built-in dual power supply with Eurorack-compatible voltages and overcurrent (short-circuit) protection for safe experimentation
- Modular interfacing section with 16 slots for potentiometers, jacks, and switches
- Pulse/triangle/sine oscillator (audio and LFO range)
- Multi-mode envelope generator controlled by a Cherry push button
- Buffered variable control voltage source
- Output amplifier with adjustable gain
- Dedicated headphone output and line-level output for recording, processing, and analysis
- Expansion slot for installing specialized prototyping tools (e.g. Labor Scope)
- Protective lid to cover the breadboard and preserve your circuit
The EDU DIY Labor Basic Kit includes:
- Labor
- Power supply (wall wart)
- Jumper cables
- Selection of interfacing elements (potentiometers, jack sockets, switches)
The EDU DIY Labor Full Kit includes:
- Everything in the Basic Kit, plus a wide assortment of essential components (resistors, capacitors, ICs, transistors) so you can start building right away
Note: Labor is a prototyping environment for experimenting with electronic circuits. As the manufacturer, we cannot provide support for user-designed circuits. We will only respond to support requests related to clear malfunctions in the factory-assembled parts of the Labor unit. For other cases of malfunction (or help with DIY circuit design), we recommend consulting experienced users on forums such as this one. Keep experimenting – keep trying!
We ship Labor as a partial DIY kit. While many parts are pre-assembled, others require manual assembly and soldering.
Be sure to download template files for Labor Switch and Potentiometer boards -
LABTEMP1.zip – an archive containing assembly and Gerber files. The assembly files include the board dimensions and the connector placement.
Important note: the connector placement is indicated as viewed from the top layer of the board, even though the connectors themselves are physically located on the bottom layer.
The Gerber files show the same information but also allow you to generate the board files if you don’t use KiCad.
LABTEMP1_KiCad.zip – an archive with KiCad project files. It includes a README.txt file with instructions to rename one of the files.
Manuals book
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User manual — June 12, 2024English
Downloads cloud_download
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LABTEMP1.zip — June 5, 2025Template files for Labor Switch and Potentiometer boards for those, who want to make their own custom boards.
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LABTEMP1_KiCad.zip — June 5, 2025Template files for Labor Switch and Potentiometer boards for those, who want to make their own custom boards.
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Projects for Labor — March 27, 2025None