Attached a picture of the board. I went with a cheaper PCB board and soldered everything. Since the Teensy 2.0's are out of stock right now from Pjrc, I socketed mine until I can get another couple.
Going this route keeps the cost down pretty cheap. I had everything needed except the 15 pin connector. Ordered that from Jameco.
Here is a breakdown of the parts if doing my method.
Teensy $18.00
Protoboard = $5.49
2.2K Resistor 100 pack $2.00
D-sub 15pin Female = $0.79
.001 uF Capacitor 10 pack = $0.60
Connector pins quantity of 2 $0.59 each total $1.18
Total before shipping is $28.06
I put a quantity of two of the header pins so the Jameco order would be over $10 (their minimum)
If you don't mind soldering this is a pretty cheap way to make one. The 15pin d-sub take a little \"pin tweaking\" to get the pins to line up with the standard board spacing, but it isn't too hard.
I didn't look, but Jameco might have a project box to house this board, or they do have many other boards that would go with a project box.
You can also save your self some time and get the teensy with pins. You save a dollar or so doing it yourself, but if you want to minimize your soldering, get the teensy with pins for $3 more, and remove the connector pins from your order. Course your Jameco order will be below $10 so you might want to get extra 15 pin d-subs, or anything else you might need.
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