altoids retropie 3d models

RetroPie Emustation Box for Raspberry Pi Zero Made specifically for use with 6 M2x4-5 screws, you'll need to attach connectors to the top piece before assembly. The design is intended to remove the cover of the camera pin port, ensuring a seamless...

I redesigned the lower portion of the π64 (mini N64 RetroPie case) from scratch, taking inspiration from the original model on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2101165). ...The bottom section was a bit too intricate for my 3D printer to...

RetroPie Emulation Station box for Raspberry Pi Zero is designed to be assembled with just two short M2 screws and two M1 bit longer screws. ...Print out the parts, put them together, and get ready to enjoy some classic gaming action!

Feel free to tinker with this setup - I used it to successfully perform a Retropie conversion when Asteroids Cabinet was priced at just $75.00 at Wal-Mart. ...The buttons on the south side of the controller are positioned a bit too close to the cabinet...

Second, it was very loose in my Altoids tin. I stretched it slightly for a tighter fit. As a consequence, the holes will be imperceptibly larger, but that shouldn't be a problem. Both stretched and non-stretched are available. Finally, I created...

This is a remix of my previous design, reworked to fit perfectly inside an Altoids tin. V4 utilizes M3 bolts and nuts to secure the bands with two zip ties, courtesy of JP's ingenious idea. You can find the Altoids tin design at...

Second, it was very loose in my Altoids tin. I stretched it slightly for a tighter fit. As a consequence, the holes will be imperceptibly larger, but that shouldn't be a problem. Both stretched and non-stretched are available. Finally, I created...

An SD card organizer to compliment the various Altoids tin nozzle holders. Simple to print, pick your material, infill, etc. A thin piece of window foam [apply adhesive on the side of the printed piece itself] can prevent the insert from...

I'm excited to share my first Altoids Accessories review, and today I'll be focusing on two essential tools for setting traps: a compact blade and saw. Don't get your hopes up about using these to fell trees or construct shelters - they're...

I love Altoids tins and use them to store everything.But I'm starting to have a lot and I wanted to organize them.I didn't have at home two small rubber band and I used a long one, as in the photo, and it works perfectlyTo lock the hook use a piece...

I also created a Battleship game that fits inside an Altoids container: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2769799 To assemble the game, you'll need some glue to secure the top and bottom of the grid together. Additionally, you'll need to print...

I designed this custom raspberry pi case myself, and I utilize it primarily for running retropie. If you're interested in using it as inspiration for your own project, feel free to modify it or share it with others under the same terms. ...However, if...

Create a compartmentalized Altoids Smalls tin with ease! Simply print out the provided divider using a 3D printer, empty the tin, and place the divider inside. The divider's flexible "arms" make installation a breeze. Fill your new divided tin with...

I prefer to use optional shims placed in opposite corners whenever I print an Altoids Container Thing. This is purely a matter of personal preference, as the shims take up much space left by the lip on these tins. ... The Tray was updated to version 2...

The Steampunk Bible article featured my popular Altoids tin project, which I've carried for years to hold medications and vitamin pills during travel. Originally, I used cut-up SMTWTFS pill box dividers but found it challenging with my fingers. To...

Altoids Tin Reed Storage! Just use a drop or two of superglue to secure the base inside the bottom - it's optional, but it keeps your tips from ever slipping and hitting the metal - and then rest the lid attachment across your reeds, apply some...

Decided to join the Altoids tin insert cult. Came up with these inserts to transport batteries - AA, AAA, 9V and 18650 batteries included. Prints easily, dimensions intentionally tight for a snug fit without adhesive. 3/19 edit: Added a version for...

This insert uses an Altoids Gum Tin, although the gum itself is no longer available - AdaFruit has made them available for RaspberryPi Boxes instead. The size fits perfectly in a pocket without adding bulk. I designed two versions: one with dividers...

These are pieces for checkers in an Altoids tin. The originals were scaled down and stretched upwards a bit to accommodate circular magnets of 4 mm x 2 mm size. These are the same magnets used in my Altoids chess set. They measure 7 mm in diameter...

I took relic's RetroPie Bartop Arcade Cabinet and hacked it down into smaller pieces so I could print them with my Duplicator 6. Next, I sealed the cut pieces back together using epoxy and bondo. For the sidewalls, I chose a 10% infill setting, while...

Yet another Altoids Accessory, this time it's a Sewing Kit Card that holds 4 different spools of thread and 2 large plus 6 small needles. Note: Tie your knots every 8-10 stitches. ... Other goodies: Tin: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2769457 Para...

This is the final piece of Altoids Accessories, a Holster / Case with P-Rails and belt loop that lets you attach any accessory for camping or surviving in the woods. ... Other Great Finds: TIN: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2769457 SEWING KIT:...

This is an Altoids tin insert for holding a Dial Indicator that plays a crucial role in my printing setup. The indicator itself has been passed down through generations, originally belonging to my grandfather and then my father before eventually...

Another Altoids Accessory is out, this time it's a fun accessory not meant for survival at all. The pins are made from 1.75mm Filament cut to 10 mm Long. V2 is fixed to fit two in a standard tin! To print the Boards, use 95%. Check out these other...

Yet another Altoids Accessory, this time it's 8 different arrow heads & goodies for small game hunting & survival. Note: Card #4 Harpoon Frog Gig requires 4 X 3mm Wood Nails & Card #7 is for Snare Wire. ...Other Goodies: TIN:...

This small, two-compartment inlay uses an Altoid container as an ultra-compact lure box. The bottom part is used for small lures, and the top is just big (small) enough for hooks and other stuff. If you like what I do I would appreciate a like,...

This is the first of Altoids Accessories that I'll be sharing, consisting of a blade and saw designed for setting traps. Don't expect these tools to cut down trees or build shelters anytime soon! To assemble this project, glue the parts together...

Yet another Altoids accessory takes shape in a sewing kit card that holds 4 different spools of thread and 2 large plus 6 small needles. It's essential to tie your knots every 8-10 stitches. Other valuable resources include TIN:...

This is my revised design, tailored to fit neatly inside an Altoids tin. Version 4 uses M3 bolts and nuts to secure the bands with two zip ties, all thanks to JP for the brilliant idea. You can find the inspiration behind this project at...

This Tentacle System kit includes a baseplate that fits inside an Altoids box along with parts needed to create a camera or webcam stand. In addition to the base, there is a 75mm straight extension and a ¼" threaded grip to hold a light camera or...