pocket operator case mpc 3d models

This is my remix of Pocket Operator Back Case by nodoer.Left, uni and right parts can be glued together.

This template is made to print out and cut stickers that will fit perfectly on a Pocket Operator silicone case. ...The design of this model is tailored specifically for KO!, but previous versions might have some minor adjustments.

I wanted a custom lid for the PO-20 case, so I changed the 'arcade' text from the original build to a space invaders sprite. ...Love the build, definitely go check it out for your pocket operator.

I created a custom case design inspired by ProteanProjects' minimalist Pocket Operator model. I made some adjustments to the stand clearance and included an additional .STL file with a microphone cutout for added convenience. My own Pocket Operator...

Light Guides for Pocket Operator Case Check out this handy guide to creating custom light guides for your Pocket Operator case, accessible via http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1375818. Watch the video below to see these printed by Shapeways in...

... ...Compatible with the Pocket Operator case: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1375818 The "v4" version are the same buttons as included with the Pocket Operator case. The "v4wide" version of the buttons has a larger diameter (0.5 mm) and less fillet.

Buttons stamped with numbers 1-16 are compatible with the Pocket Operator case. The "v4" version comes with identical buttons to those included in the case. However, the "v4wide" version has a larger diameter of 0.5 mm and less fillet. Printers may...

The "v4" version of these buttons features the exact same design as those included in the standard Pocket Operator case. On the other hand, the "v4wide" version has a slightly larger diameter (0.5 mm) and less fillet. However, depending on your 3D...

Lighting up the Pocket Operator Case This video showcases the light guides in action after being printed by Shapeways. These light guides have not been thoroughly tested for FDM printing yet! If you're feeling adventurous and have some transparent...

This is a hard case for the Teenage Engineering Pocket operator series.Needed something to protect the synth while traveling (this case have been tested in rough conditions(i.e. my wife's handbag)). ...At the same time I prefer playing on it as it came...

After removing the interior supports using pliers, the entire case can be stretched over the Pocket Operator. It aims to strike a balance between being flexible enough to provide a good button feel and rigid enough to protect the Pocket Operator...

This minimal case allows use at the same time and a 6-inch right angle stereo connector fits perfectly between the two for the sync signal. The brackets are symmetrical so left/right doesn't matter. You need an M3x10 mm screw to clamp the left/right...

I've been impressed by this fantastic Pocket Operator case, but one major issue is poor visibility through the led display. So I set out to design a button with a prong that fits snugly into the case holes, hoping it could somehow redirect some of...

Light guides for Pocket Operator case: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1375818 The video shows the light guides (printed by shapeways) in action. These have not been tested for FDM printing! If you have some transparent filament, a good printer and...

This is a case for the Pocket Operator synthesizer series from Teenage Engineering. It offers a sleek look similar to the TE silicone covers, with the added protection of a hard case. ... **FEATURES:** * OP-1 style keys make it easy to play * Sleek fit...

A spacer prevents the cover from touching buttons on your pocket operator. To achieve my print's look, use clear filament at 0.15mm layer height. Print with 4 max top/bottom layers and triangular infill at 15% density for an aesthetic finish. My...

Thanks to ceh9450 for your case design! Made this cover to protect PO from accidental presses when I throw it into my bag. It has a spacer preventing the cover from touching the buttons on your pocket operator. To get the print like mine I suggest...

... tight check your printers dimensional accuracy or break out a file. If you're interested in printing one of these Pocket Operator cases in clear I recommend you check out my other remix which removes the LED holes, resulting in a much cleaner look.

I meticulously emblazoned the Teenage Engineering emblem onto the flank of the casing.

added a Rick and Morty tag on the top of the front case and made some buttons but I do recommend printing the buttons in higher resolution mine came out a little iffy

The dimensions of this model haven't changed from the original (Case_Front_full_v6_rotated.stl) so it's fully compatible with the original back (Case_Back_full_v5.stl) and buttons (Button_v4.stl). When printing I scaled the buttons up slightly...

I designed these alternative versions for the "NumberButtons" part in "Pocket Operator Case Remix" by diegobrego. Now you can have the numbers in the keyboard of your pocket operator in braille, hindi and arabic. ...To be able to print these parts is...

... to press when holding the PO with both hands and playing it with your thumbs. To solve this, I created a holder with leveraged switches that allow the buttons to be pressed using your fingers which are underneath when holding the Pocket Operator.

Remix of u/Salvation76 design for a pocket operator case lid. Added R&M logo in Blender. There are two versions, one for right handed people, one for left handed people. I have printed mine in translucent green on an SLA printer however, the...

The "v4" version of these buttons features the same buttons that come included with the Pocket Operator case, but the details of the symbols require a very small extruder when using FDM printing. A recommended extrusion diameter of 0.3 mm or smaller...

This is a case designed for the Pocket Operator series, utilizing snap fits and removable supports. The cases are ideal for noodling on the go while providing protection from damage, and they also look quite stylish. Print Settings: Rafts: No...

Compatible with the Pocket Operator case: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1375818 The "v4" version are the same buttons as included with the Pocket Operator case. The details of the symbols will need a very small extruder when using FDM. Extrusion...

Buttons engraved with PO-20 model symbols are perfectly compatible with the Pocket Operator case. The "v4" version of these buttons uses the same design as the ones included with the case, but requires a very small extruder when using FDM printing,...

... but can be accessed in the meantime from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1410100 by crashdebug. These buttons are designed to be compatible with the Pocket Operator case created by crashdebug, found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1375818.

Pocket Operator Protective Case