atari 800 cartridges 3d models

Display stands for the Atari 800. ...I sell these on Etsy, too, if you want to purchase instead of print.

I made this replica of a stock Atari 400/800 8 Bit computer cartridge to replace a broken cart that I have. It is meant to be used with the original metal back cover and the original spring, so this is not the complete cart. I have the 3 parts...

Cartridge lid interlock extension for running taller cartridges with an Atari 400 or 800 computer when the cover won't shut. This rod keeps the switch pressed down and the cover holds the rod in place. Open the cartridge cover and insert the...

A few variations on a cartridge holder for Atari 8-bit cartridges are presented here. These holders are designed to accommodate carts intended for the 8-bit computer line and XEGS, not Atari 2600 or 7800 cartridges. The necessary files for Sketchup...

An Atari 800, complete with disk drive, joysticks, tv and tv table.

I'm not fussy, though - an original Atari 800 would be fantastic. Unfortunately, they're now commanding outrageous prices, so I had to think outside the box. I scoured Thingyverse but couldn't find a suitable model, so I decided to create my own. I...

This machine comes with a miniature Atari 410 cassette player, allowing you to load your compact games (which still require an astonishing 15 minutes to load). When building, make sure to pay close attention to the colors of the function keys. ...If...

It's for storing 5 cartridges for Atari 8-bit home computers like the 400/800 series, the XL series and the XE series. ... I also made a 4 cartridge storage.

My first 3D design. ...But it came out really nice. It's for storing 4 cartridges for Atari 8-bit home computers like the 400/800 series, the XL series and the XE series. ... I also made a 5 cartridge storage.

I'm excited about the Atari 800 Raspberry Pi 2 case I'm planning. Stay tuned for photos of my print. Hopefully, I'll get a chance to print it this weekend. I've revised the files and added mouse ears to prevent warping upwards during printing. For...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3927930 presented an Atari 800 Key Cap with stem for an Atari 800, however I redesigned it and did one with the proper Stackpole stem for the version 4 keyboard.

... door latch and the 800's power indicator light pipe are also included. The factory cover and cartridge door on my 800 Incognito are not used, allowing me to restore the machine to its original configuration without modifications to the shell.

Remixed and set up this Atari 800 XL as a 45 % scale model, my original 50 % scale would not fit on a 220 by 220 printer with a brim and support. Some pieces need just build plate support. All credit goes to option8 for the original design, it is...

Replacement Key Plunger for Atari 800 Hi-Tek Keyboard For a smoother keypress experience, carefully sand the outer surfaces of the replacement plunger until it no longer binds in its track. Insert needle-nose tweezers from the top of the plunger...

For example, Molex reel connectors are available at http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/molex-llc/0008500105/WM2300CT-ND/467825.\nThis design has been successfully used in a 400, 800 and 600XL Atari computer systems with excellent...

Old vintage keyboard from a classic gaming console.

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Atari Cartridge Box

Atari 2600 cartridge cover

Miniature Atari printer requires no support structures, print with a layer thickness of 0.10 millimeters or less for optimal results.

Atari 400 / 800 / 1200 cartridge holder. ...Holds 5 cartridges 45 degree tilt so you can read labels Stackable shape Prints without support assuming your printer can handle 45 degrees without support Holes for mounting in any orientation

This is the same thing as my Atari 800xl wall mount design, but redesigned for the Atari 400 and 800 . The main difference is that the bracket is 2.5 inches thick at the bottom instead of 1.8 inches for the 800xl , the 130 XE, and the Atari ST line...

Remix of Atari 2600 Cartridge Housing by Joe Grand. ...The Atari logo is gone from the top case, and the label indentation on the bottom case has been eliminated to allow for flat printing directly on the bed.

This is an adaptation - subtle revision - of norm8332's SIO plug design. I adjusted it to 95% to ensure compatibility with PLA printing material and replaced the fastener with a reliable M3 x 10-mm cap head screw secured without a nut. My initial...

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 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...

A tiny shelf crafted specifically to hold four authentic original cartridge boxes for the Atari 2600 and 7800 systems, complete with their outer packaging. Its unique shape is expertly designed to mirror the iconic Atari logo, making it an instant...

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...

This is an Atari 5200 cartridge storage and label solution case/holder for loose cartridges. Note: I do not have all the games cases deigned as yet as this is still a work in Progress and will be adding more as time goes on. Revision: I do realize I...

Build your own Atari cartridge rack. Print multiple shelves stacking them on top of each other. Then cap it off with the shelf top. I used crazy glue to join the shelves together. ... The hole in the middle is to reduce filament usage and print time.