altoids retropie 3d models

I kept everything the same, just extended the dividers all the way to the back.

I modified the USB hub I bought by shortening its connectors to fit perfectly with my original device. To do this, I reduced the size of each USB holder by 4.2mm instead of just adding spacers or gluing them in place. Everything now fits together...

The USB hub I purchased had connectors that were too short for the original manufacturer (I bought it through a link in the original product, possibly Amazon switched vendors?). I trimmed down the size of the three USB holders by 4.2mm instead of...

I had an issue printing the 6-slot insert for the container, so created a new one that solved my spaghetti issue ;)Thanks again for the awesome designs, @mussy!

Tweaked an already nice design. I adjusted the size and split into 2 parts so it will tuck under the lip and lock into place. I printed in ASA on a Voron. ... YMMV with your combo.

A fusion of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:159479 with the divider from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5422. Big thanks to user Vonslatt for permitting me to remix his ingenious tweezer concept. ... If you need just the tweezers or just the...

I added a gap to make it easier to grab the M from storage. Also doubled the storage compartment for pre and post "use". There are inserts for magnets but the friction fit seems to be enough. I'm planning on making another version to hold the...

Remix of the 21700 since the lid wouldn't close with batteries. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3499872 The gap in the bottom can be printed as is or filled like picture 2 shows, using a brim. The lid will warp slightly due to tight tolerances.

I don't know about you, but I seem always to be acquiring tins like these so I thought time to put them to good use. After printing out a number of trays to hold things like lock pins, springs and other gubbins I thought it may be useful to have...

Used calipers to verify perfect watercolor tin dimensions (length). Removed excessive bulk at the bottom to optimize filament usage. Expanded center brush pen compartment. Next task involves adjusting corner radius and width for a secure fit.

<p>I don't know about you, but I seem always to be acquiring tins like these so I thought time to put them to good use.</p> <p>After printing out a number of trays to hold things like lock pins, springs and other gubbins I thought it may be useful to...

This housing will hold a Raspberry Pi 4 with a ControlBlock installed. I power the system using a DC Power Plug Jack Socket Female Connector 2.1x5.5mm and switch it on with Lockless Momentary ON/OFF Push button Black Mini Switch PBS-110 M121. I used...

I'm outfitting my Retro Pi Build by repurposing the Dragon 32 Cartridge slot as a SD card slot. Specifically, I've designed it to accommodate the LANMU TF to Micro SD TF Card Extension Cable Memory Card Adapter, which I obtained from Amazon. I've...

This is a very simple case designed to fit the excellent GEM Single Edge Safety Razor "Triceratops" designed by rogerquin, linked below. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4653854 This should be a pretty simple print and is toleranced to press...

Crafted from durable materials, this device is built to last one quarter of its lifespan and stores an impressive twenty units of digital information.

... printer is finely tuned for precise results. The Pokémon design looks particularly striking when printed in yellow and black, reminiscent of the iconic ALTOIDS Cool Honey tin, but can be customized to match any of the official Pokémon logo colors:

Full-featured Graphic Controller Stand for the Altoid's Case

Curiously strong mints packaged within a compact Altoids box.

small box for things that fit in an altoid container

Thanks to Herb Fargus, a genius behind the YouTube channel UCYdB7MovoH6yCzkVjTXeiIw, for introducing me to the amazing RetroPie platform at retropie.org.uk.

Here is a USB and SD Card Holder with logos for Kodi, RetroPie, and Klipper

remixed to hold a usb plug instead of an n64 plug for my retropie controller

A button for my Gameboy / Raspbarry Pie to use it as Retropie

Adafruit Perma-Proto Breadboard Sliding Holder, Quarter to Full Size Compatible, Not for Altoids Small Mint.

People often draw inspiration from everyday objects, like the compact emergency kits found inside Altoids tins.

extended the handle for better grip and to fill out the length in an altoids tin

A tiny rake for a tabletop Zen garden. ...Fits in an Altoids tin.

I'm busy crafting a custom plywood enclosure for my Raspberry PiBoy, which will run the Retropie OS with ease.