diy retropie handheld 3d models
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Esta maquina de Curado es totalmente DIY y la podras imprimir y poner en funcionamiento en tu propia casa con la ayuda de algunos componentes electronicos, y coste unitario de los componentes totales no supera los 13€ , a lo que tendras que añadir el...
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DIY project of washing machine for resin parts created from a basic magnetic stirrer to which we have added a housing, a tank with basket and some vitamins such as relay, magnets, push button, etc... If you like to do it yourself, this is the...
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I successfully designed and built a handheld game console over one weekend using a Raspberry Pi Zero and Retropie OS. The project is based on the popular Raspberry Pi Zero, which I used to create a fully functional retro gaming console. The process...
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Another Arcade Bartop! This time one in Vertical mode... My previous Bartop: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441100 All materials are almost the same. The LCD that i use this time: ...
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I revamped the PiStation model to work seamlessly with the hardware I had on hand, and since this was a gift for a friend, I also incorporated a relief of his logo right in the center of the faceplate. You can personalize the faceplate however you...
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Here's an updated design with a sliced version tailored for smaller build plate printers, making it more convenient to use. Huge thanks go out to the original creator over at Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2795607. ...I'll be posting...
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A simple LED visibility hack for the Pi Zero. This modification lets you see if your Pi is powered on without adding an extra LED wire. Just drill a hole above the D-pad, break off the post with needle nose pliers and then drill from the top using...
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This project is for a Raspberry Pi 4b+ housed within a C64C case, inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4413053. I'd like to extend my gratitude to PitMan from Berlin for providing the case. Here's an overview of the parts used in this...
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I'm working on a Raspberry Pi 4b+ housed in a Commodore 64 case. I've taken measurements from Von_Bednar's great work, specifically Thing:3691730, but I needed additional parts and USB-C for powering the Pi. My Part3 was inspired by smh's design,...
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I wanted to build on the great work done by Mediaman2000, but I needed a LAN socket. So, I decided to create my own variation using some parts from his design and adding some of my own. ... Here are the components I used: HDMI corner: This is where the...
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I've remixed the design to accommodate 30mm arcade buttons and 24mm player/coin buttons, which I already have on hand. I've adjusted both lids to fit these button sizes perfectly. All other files are available on the original "thing". ... Check out...