atari 2600 cartridge slot 3d models

Custom-designed dust cover art mimics the classic appearance of a vintage Atari 2600 game cartridge, complete with authentic text details that can be printed in any desired color from a separate downloadable file.

Atari 2600 cartridge cover

I designed this Atari 2600 cartridge holder adapter to seamlessly integrate with the existing legs of the original design. ...It provides a secure connection, albeit a slightly tight one, between the cartridge and the attaching pins, effectively...

I bought a broken beyond repair Atari 2600 to put a raspberry pi inside and make a retro pi console. ...In the end I decided to blank off the cartridge port, it is in my plans to fill this space in future with a game display but for now the blanker will...

This design features a housing for an Atari 2600/VCS cartridge, fitting standard PCBs or custom alternatives like my own creation from grandideastudio.com. Conceived with toolinc.com in 2002 and now available, watch the time-lapse of its Makerbot...

This is a custom-made cartridge stand for Atari 2600 games, designed to hold up to five game cartridges securely. Multiple stands can be easily connected using the central connector, allowing for convenient organization and storage of gaming...

I wanted a convenient way to store and showcase my Atari cartridges. Version 4 seems like the perfect choice, ideal for displaying my collection on a shelf. However, it's a bit too snug for storing cartridges in a drawer. ...In that case, Version 5 is a...

I've accumulated an impressive assortment of Atari cartridges in my retro collection, prompting me to take on the task of organizing them. These custom designs are specifically tailored to be used with a standard photo box, allowing for efficient...

On request an Atari 2600 version of my Atari homecomputer Cartridge holder. ... In this Cartridge holder you can store 4 Atari 2600 cartridges.

I remixed the cartridge slot from arpruss's Atari 2600 cartridge to USB adapter. Atari 2600 cartridges are not easy to clean. Rev 1 is just my first test. ...Hopefully I can make it print faster, used less plastic and make more room for accessing the...

This is the key component to connect a card-edge connector with an Atari 2600 game cartridge.

These are custom-made display stands designed specifically for the Atari 2600 cartridges. They will NOT fit cartridges for the Atari 5200 or 7200 systems, which have different sizes. If you're looking for a stand for your 5200/7200 games, you'll need...

Simple Atari 2600 cartridge display stand with an optional dust cap.

Simple Atari 2600 cartridge display stand with an optional dust cap.

Images of the Atari 2600 game were erased from the back of the cartridge. The flat surface is now effortlessly printable. ... I've posted a comprehensive tutorial on Instructables.com detailing the entire process:...

I needed a basic, little shelf to display my only surviving game cartridge for the Atari 2600… Activision's Enduro. I played the hell out of this game. ...Cartridge is in rough shape but still works.I printed the shelf with 10% infill and no supports.

I decided to keep my Atari 2600 Cartridges secure in Universal Game Cases (UGCs) easily sourced online. However, these cases didn't fit the cartridges snugly, so I created this adapter to hold them firmly in place. The design fits tightly around the...

Owners of an original Atari 7800 will know all too well that certain unusually shaped 2600 cartridges can cause serious damage to your internal cartridge guide, often bending it beyond repair. A printable model hopes to resolve this issue by...

Owners of a vintage Atari 7800 console will surely attest that some uniquely shaped 2600 cartridges have a tendency to warp and ultimately shatter the internal cartridge guide. A downloadable model aims to provide relief by offering a reliable...

If you're a vintage game lover and have some Atari 2600 cartridges laying around, chances are they're going to need a cleaning. This little guy assists with de-pressing the dust cover on some 2600 game cartridges, exposing the contacts for easy...

I've assembled a Atari 2600 jr replica (PCB made by SikorSoft) and decided not to use a original 2600jr case, instead of it I wanted something which shows the new beautiful PCB and all the ICs and parts of the console. By deciding this I've "lost"...

These compact storage shelves are specifically designed to hold Atari 7800 and VCS/2600 cartridges in a stackable format. Moreover, as an added bonus for format enthusiasts, they will also accommodate most Colecovision carts since Coleco simply...

Print one each of the following files: ATARI_CARY_REV_2_Long_bott.stl ATARI_CARY_REV_2_Long_top.stl ATARI_CARY_REV_2_holder.stl Post-Printing Use four counter-sunk wood screws of the appropriate size to attach the halves. (#4X1/2) The holder may...

This is a card slot mount designed specifically to replace the Atari cartridge slot. It's engineered for use with the SMT SMD Short Body 10 Pin socket, which securely snaps into place within the mount. Check out this product on Amazon for more...

Atari 2600 Cartridge Case Replacement for two PCB types

This cartridge port shell is designed specifically for Atari 600 XL and 800 XL computers. Rather than relying on latches, this shell uses two secure screws for mounting. ...While it doesn't replicate the exact original part, it ensures seamless...

a mini version of an Atari 2600 with controllers and cartridges. ... Not to scale but you get the idea what it is

The retro-futuristic aesthetic of a Lowpoly Atari 2600 reimagined with pixel textures creates an immersive gaming experience that transports players back to the dawn of the video game era.

This is a Shell enclosure for the Atari 2600 Retrode adapter produced by TRP Retromods (https://github.com/TRP-Retromods/Atari2600_Retrode2). It is a remix of the Earthbound Cart by Mark579. I hope this helps people who don't like using "bare"...

Atari game cartridge display cases are being created as part of a research team focused on Human Centered Design & Engineering at the University of Washington: Atari Women (www.atariwomen.org).\r\n\r\nThe design is intended to honor the often-untold...