designing first guitar pedalboard to integrate kemper. help.

So I'm having a buddy of mine build a nice quality board.  He does great work and I want to make sure I get this thing right.  I have a kemper and want to be able to have the kemper a decent distance away from the board if i'm going to be using it live.  Right now I'm just in the studio but I want to plan ahead if possible.  If I do the routing like I think I need to it's going to require several signal runs back and forth from the board to the kemper.  What I'd like to do is hit my compressor, overdrive, etc. in mono, send it to the kemper, get the amp sound and delays etc.... and then send it back to the board in stereo as an external stereo pedal on the kemper to hit my strymon big sky etc...   then stereo back to the kemper.  

by my count i'll need 1 1/4" input for signal from guitar.  1 1/4" output to the kemper.  2 back in from stereo FX loop, 2 back out.  total of 6.  I'm also thinking about just adding a cat5e connector because i'll likely get the kemper remote at some point. 

am i missing anything here?  i'm new to pedalboards and want to make sure i'm not making this more complicated than it needs to be.  i just want to have the option of sending stereo delay from the kemper into a stereo reverb and can't think of a better way to do this.  I'm thinking about just getting a mini snake with 8 channels on it so i have some extras just in case.  

any other suggestions for connections?


Here's my buddy's website for pedalboards if anyone is in the market.   www.beardedboards.com/