commodore monitor 1702 3d models

My commodore 128D faceplate was damaged many years ago, I bounght my first 3D printer recenlty and I thought was a good learning experience try to repair it.

This is lock for a Commodore 1541-II floppy drive. Check if this version is for you. ... Print standing upright with supports.

Designed to bring out the best in the Commodore 64, an arcade joystick with easy assembly, a dedicated look and excellent performance.

A compact plug resembling the Commodore logo will snugly fit within a standard 12-volt vehicle power socket. ... Update: Included an empty plug as requested by users.

This is the box design I prepared for the C64 wifi modem. ... https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Wifi_Modem_for_Commodore_64__Nodemcu_CH340_.html

... keys. ...They mostly gets broken when trying to remove the caps. I suggest to print it angular to prevent cracks through layer planes. For more details: https://www.artstation.com/blockmind/blog/DZK3/replacing-commodore-64-key-mechanism-by-3d-printing

This lets you transform a Commodore 64 case, keyboard, Keyrah v2, Raspberry Pi3, and PowerBlock into a fantastic, no-drill C64 Pi conversion. ... For more details, check out https://amigalove.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=567.

Commodore 1520 Plotter Paper Roll Spindle replacement. Because resin prints warp during curing I design the spindle to be in three parts. Glue 2 caps with a shaft in a way that fits Commodore 1520 plotter and revolves freely. Printed on ELEGOO...

Eine kleine Möglichkeit den Platz unter den Monitor zu nutzen.

A replacement bottom cover for the Commodore tank mice is now available, designed as an alternative to those included with the Amiga 1000, 500 and 2000 models, as well as potentially the 1350 and 1351 mice for the Commodore 8-bit computers. This...

Check out this link to see photos of the original keyboard: http://www.versluis.com/2014/07/fixing-up-a-commodore-plus-4/. I created this plunger to breathe new life into my broken keyboard, and it's a game-changer. ...In the pictures, you'll notice...

The Commodore VIC 20 has a plastic outer case that splits into a top and bottom half. The rear of the top half has tiny fragile pins that slot into to lower half to hinge the case together. I'm told many of the Commodore 64 cases are the same. ...

Typically the originals from commodore are potted and while the insides "can" be removed, what you're left with might not be entirely useful. Blend file included so you can easily mod to your projects needs, different cable holes, etc. How you...

This is a suitable replacement for the Commodore PET shift lock switch, and it is easily adaptable by creative people to work with a VIC 20 or Commodore 64.Please read the instruction PDF accompanying these files to ensure the best result.TIP: If you...

This case was crafted to cradle the Commodore SD2IEC SD card adapter, a product sold online by NKC Electronics. This enclosure enables you to securely mount both the mainboard and daughter boards, keeping them shielded and looking sleek! The SD2IEC...

Simple holder for the Remote of the Commodore CVR 200 robotic vacuum. The remote still works, even after flashing the robot with Valetudo. ...The remote holder has a screw hole or just put some double-sided sticky tape on the back.

LINKS: Pi1541 software & setup: https://cbm-pi1541.firebaseapp.com/ Pi1541 hat: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pi1541-Raspberry-Pi-Hat-for-Commodore-64-128-Vic20-with-OLED-Buzzer-Status-LEDs-/254365366581 Raspberry Pi:...

Replacement rubber feet for the keyboard for the Commodore 128D. Six rubber pads necessary to cover all screws of the keyboard. Use doublesided sticky tape to fix. Feet are slightly higher than the original ones. This improves slide protection of...

The slots are carefully sized to accommodate both the original AC power cord and the power cord that connects directly to the Commodore 64, ensuring seamless integration. To add extra stability, I drilled additional holes so the bottom panel can be...

Custom-designed key plunger specifically for the vintage Commodore Plus/4 computer. Due to their elusive availability, I took the initiative to create my own version. ... The design of the mechanism that secures the rubber band differs from the...

LINKS: Pi1541 software & setup: https://cbm-pi1541.firebaseapp.com/ Pi1541 hat: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pi1541-Raspberry-Pi-Hat-for-Commodore-64-128-Vic20-with-OLED-Buzzer-Status-LEDs-/254365366581 Raspberry Pi:...

I carefully examined my Commodore 128D faceplate, which had been damaged for many years, as a valuable opportunity to hone my skills with my newly acquired 3D printer. ...Recently, I decided that attempting to repair the faceplate would be an excellent...

The Commodore 128, also known as the C128, C-128, C= 128 is the last 8-bit home computer that was commercially released by Commodore Business Machines (CBM). Introduced in January 1985 at the CES in Las Vegas, it appeared three years after its...

... a nail without any additional hardware. Unfortunately, I only had access to black and white plastics, resulting in this version; ideally, it would have been printed with light and dark blue colors matching the original Commodore 64 start screen.

... short breadbin so your mileage may very depending on which breadbin you install this into. Again if the fit is too tight, you may try to sand the inside edge a bit or reduce the print size to get the desired tightness for you Commodore case. ...

Assembly requires M4 screws and nuts to support a monitor standing 10cm tall.

I carefully recreated the Commodore C64 connector plate from scratch. I've accumulated numerous vintage C64 computers, specifically the breadbox type, which feature holes for switches or buttons. Unfortunately, these classic machines no longer look...

Common keyboard mount brackets for Commodore 64C cases do not fit with longboard motherboards, such as the SixtyClone 250466 in the photos. I designed three separate brackets for this, giving the keyboard a rock-solid feel without obstructing any...

You're looking for a custom Commodore Amiga 500 Power Supply Connector. I've got two options for you: standard metal nails with a diameter of 1.5 or 1.6 mm, cut to about 20 mm in length, or you can repurpose the pins from a DIN 5/6/7/8/9 connector.

You'll need to create a Commodore Amiga 500 Power Supply Connector. There are two versions of pins for this project: you can either utilize standard metal nails measuring 1.5/1.6 mm in diameter, cutting them down to approximately 20 mm in length or...