Hi Chad - I got the case off Amazon, delivered to my house for $40. It's designed by Odyssey and made to carry CD cases http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ef=oss_product There are some other options out there but I went with the Odyssey because the specs show it to be about 1 inch taller and I needed this extra height for the Power Lab. Of course when it arrived I found that it wasn't as tall as spec'ed so I had to recess the PowerLab into the top shelf so it sits on top of the power supply - it probably worked out better this way so I'm very happy with the results.

All in all I believe I spent about $80 to make this case (does not include cost of power supply or charger). Here’s all the parts I used:
• 1 – aluminum Case (by Odyssey, KCD200BLK) (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ef=oss_product)
• 2 - 80mm fans Antec Blue Led 80MM Fans http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ef=oss_product)
• 2 – fan grills (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ef=oss_product)
• 2 sets of banana plug receptacles with binding post (Maxx Products)
• 1 - Anderson Power Pole receptacle (http://www.powerwerx.com/anderson-po...nt-2-sets.html)
• 10 - #6, 10 gauge ring connectors (radio shack)
• 3 feet of 10 or 12 gauge wire
• 1 - FMA Power Lab 8
• 1 - 12V/55 Amp power supply by Luminex
• 3 - 1/8”x 12”x18” foam sheets (available at Michaels for $1 each)
• 4 sets of Anderson Power Poles
• 1 IEC C-14 socket and power cable

Here’s the basic building steps:
• Remove all foam from the bottom compartment of the case (leave the foam lining in the removable case top).
• Use Goo Gone to remove any remaining adhesive on the upper metal trim of the bottom case.
• Cut holes for cooling fans, using grill as template. Cut out with a hand held sabre saw on high speed, then file or sand with sandpaper wrapped around a small bottle to clean up hole.
• Install cooling fans and grills using screws included with grills.
• Install IEC socket.
• Secure power supply to bottom of case using bolts. If you want a front compartment, you’ll want to slide the power supply toward the back of the case (leave at least ¼” for cooling), but keep it centered left to right so the case balances.
• Cut top shelf using scroll saw. This took some work to get it to fit perfectly, so it takes some time.
• If you want a front storage compartment, cut the flap out using a scroll saw. I curved the corners so I could do it in one pass and use the cutout as the flap.
• Epoxy mounting blocks to screw the top shelf into.
• If needed, cut recess hole for charger in top shelf - the Power Lab is fairly tall, so I had to recess it into the top shelf. This also provides additional cooling for the unit since cooling fans are on the bottom of the unit. I then secured it using small right angle pieces of metal epoxied to the plywood and screwed into the lower sides of the charger (be sure to screw into an area where you will not damage charger). With this unit I secured the back by screwing into the feet that extend below the unit and secured the front by screwing into a hole that they bored out from the bottom to recess a screw.
• Cut plywood divider to the right height and width.
• Paint all edges of divider and top shelf black.
• Line compartment side of divider with foam, using 3M adhesive spray.
• Epoxy divider in place with triangle stock on the unfinished side.
• Line remainder of compartment and top of top shelf using 3M spray.
• Drill holes through top shelf into anchoring blocks.
• Install hinges and handle onto flap.
• Glue use rare-Earth magnets on ply tabs to hold the flap closed.
• Drill holes for banana plug receptacles and cut hole for APP outlet.
• Connect the Charger and another set of wires directly to the Power supply (doubling these large guage wires up in the charger outlet was no problem). Install a set of APPs so the lid may be removed, and crimped the fan power leads into the set of wires that comes out of the power supply that are for the banana plug receptacles.
• Wire the banana plug receptacles using ring connectors.
• Plug the Anderson Power Poles together.
• Screw lid in place!