The sheet metal cases were designed in onshape and created using the sheet metal tool that exports a nice flat pattern in dxf.
I ordered them through Sendcutsend which also offers bending for an extra price (turns out its per part).

Next I ordered the laser cut parts from Ponoko.

After about a week, they were delivered.

I then drilled all the countersinks for the flathead m4's that are used on 90% of the design.

After countersinks it was test fitting the acrylic from Ponoko.

Next they got painted semi-gloss black (in hindsight, I would paint them matte).
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