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Takazudo Modular: Blank Module Fault Line

Takazudo Modular: Blank Module Fault Line

Author: Takazudo | Published: 2026/10/17 | Updated: 2026/11/04

Introducing Fault Line, a three-dimensional Takazudo Modular blank module made by layering panels. Fault Line is a piece inspired by a fault line cracking open into a deep canyon. While making various blank panels, I wondered whether adding depth might be interesting. I tried out the idea, it turned out rather fun, so I decided to sell it as a blank module.

This product is a DIY kit you assemble yourself. It contains the panels plus screws, washers, and nuts — a set that bundles everything needed for assembly.

Product Photos

Fault Line
Fault Line
Fault Line
Fault Line
Fault Line
Fault Line

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3D Preview

Fault Line front design

Fault Line

Change the angle or spread the layers apart to explore the layered pattern.

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The 3D view illustrates the design. Colors and details may differ from the actual product.

About Blank Modules

What is this product? It is something like a blank panel.

The blank panels we carry use gold-colored copper traces for decoration or white silkscreen for labels. For this product, we wondered what it would be like to use PCBs in various colors and stack them vertically.

For assembly, please refer to the exploded view in the 3D preview above. The original intent is for the panels to be stacked from the front with the openings getting smaller layer by layer, with washers between them to create depth. That said, feel free to flip panels over or leave out washers — assemble it however you like and enjoy.

Specifications

  • Width: 20HP

  • Front panel width: 101.3 mm

  • Front panel height: 128.5 mm

  • Number of stacked panels: 9

  • Panel thickness: 1.6 mm each

  • Gap between panels: 3 mm

  • Depth: 45 mm

Included Parts

  • Front panel: 1

  • Layer panels: 8

  • M3×45mm screws: 4

  • 3mm spacers: 32

  • M3 nuts: 4

Tools for Assembly

Please prepare a small hex wrench and a spanner for assembly. A 1.5mm hex wrench fits the included screws, and a 5.5mm spanner fits the nuts. Below are example tools available on Amazon.

Mix a blank module into your case and enjoy its uniqueness. Anyone who doesn't know what it is will probably go "What is this!?"…

We hope you found this helpful.