First, upload the firmware to the ESP32 S3. Ensure that the necessary code is correctly programmed for your project to work as intended.

Next, solder the encoder onto the PCB, along with the required resistors and capacitors. Make sure each component is securely placed according to the circuit diagram.

Print the 3D-printed base console. Once printed, press the copper nuts into place on the console.

Afterward, install the components on the base console, ensuring that all connections are secure.

Print the front and back panels for the project. Once printed, proceed to install the necessary components into these panels, similar to how you did with the base console.

Prepare the necessary cables by crimping or soldering them as needed. Follow the wiring diagram closely to ensure proper connections for each component.

Once the cables are connected, snap the side panels and cover together. Press the copper nuts into place to secure the panels.

Finally, assemble the completed housing onto the project, ensuring everything is properly secured. The build is now complete!