This project originally came in as a re-wire/clean-up project. There were a couple of benchmarks we had to meet:

Consolidate Power - Tim was stuck using 3 separate cables to power the board. We simplified this set-up to reduce it to one wall plug.
Custom MIDI - Off-the-shelf MIDI cables work great in a pinch, but to really maximize the available space, we soldered up all new right-angle MIDI cables using Mogami 2948, and SwitchCraft MIDI plugs.
Re-organization - We were able to work with Tim to create an all new layout that actually freed up some space to add in the (eventual) Strymon Ididium, and one more pedal if he chooses to!
Cable Management - This is an obvious one. Tim had already done a bunch of work using SquarePlugs, we just picked up where he left off and re-soldered (and built new) cables to standardize the entire set-up.

We also needed to fabricate a backing plate to bridge two Pedaltrain rails so that the TS9, Deep Six, and Drop pedals had a stable position to be attached to. You can see it better in the photo of the underside.

That was Phase 1.

Phase 2

After a few weeks Tim reached out again because he picked up the Iridium and wanted to start going direct into a PA in full stereo. No problem. We re-routed what needed to be re-routed, and stereo-ized what needed to be stereo, and its done!