trs 80 cartridge 3d models

This is the large cartridge for Coco (TRS-Color) (TANDY RADIO SHACK) computers.

This is the imposing Model 4D of the TRS-80 family, featuring a screen and two 5.25" disk drives. Expanded to its full potential, it might just make an awesome casing for a Raspi Zero. Too busy to fabricate your own? Get one from...

The TRS-80 Model 100 was expertly crafted using Blender and Tinkercad. This 3D printed masterpiece boasts vibrant colors, thanks to its embedded color data. ...Enjoy the result of this incredible digital craftsmanship!

A custom USB Keyboard Support is designed specifically for the TRS-80 Model 3 or 4. The Jelly Comb KS037 wireless keyboard fits perfectly when used with this support. To ensure a secure connection, attach a small metal washer to the underside of...

TRS-80 Raspberry Pi Case: Rather thrilled with myself for crafting a (nearly) full size TRS-80-inspired case for my daughter's computer project I thought I'd give it a couple of spins that will be, hopefully, more accessible for those who aren't in...

A Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 1, modeled in actual size, so it's best to scale it down by 10% or 20%. You'll need to print two parts: the top half and the bottom half (with or without feet). The computer actually has feet, but supports won't be...

To house our new creation, I designed a TRS-80 Model 3/4ish box that she seems to be thoroughly enthralled with. This will also give me the perfect excuse to finally build that massive volume printer that's been collecting dust for far too long - my...

A replacement case badge for TRS-80 Model IIs

Replacement stem for the TRS-80 Model III Keyboard. ...Recreated to the best of my ability.

A simple case for the TRS-80 Expansion Interface PCB. ...Uses four 8-10mm M3 bolts for similar.

Replacement screw post for TRS-80 Model 1 computer by Radio Shack. ...Order custom print at www.treatstock.com/astra-3d-printing.

Experimental top cover. ...Have a 60 mechanical keyboard and a wide format LCD panel, to stuff in a TRS-80 model 100, without destroying the precious.

Replacement keycaps for the top row key on the trs-80, designed to print with no supports original file here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f4f0fd0fda81a61844a03fe1/w/1fe590de64b9edb006089575/e/40861a9d96666e83bebefee7

Replacement rear cover for a TRS-80 Model 16B, with openings for two 120mm fans. Newer version flattens out the bottom bevel (on the outside) for a cleaner print and corrects thumscrew positions. ...

This is a minimalist display stand designed specifically for the TRS-80 Model 100. It elegantly holds the computer at a precise 65-degree angle. Feel free to print it with any settings you prefer! ... I have an extensive collection of matching stands...

Replacement for TRS-80 power supply case that came with the model 1. There are several variants of the top part of the case depending on how you want to treat the text on top. ...There is also a version with vents and text.

This is a sleek display stand designed specifically for the TRS-80 MC-10. It securely holds the computer at a precise 65-degree angle, providing an optimal viewing experience. Print it using any desired settings. ... I have a variety of matching stands...

This Raspberry Pi 4 case draws inspiration from the TRS-80 Color Computer, Model 1. The top and bottom components should be printed using silver filament. I opted for Tianse Silver PLA because it closely matches the original color. The keyboard...

A vintage computer, the TRS-80 Color Computer Model 1 or CoCo, I was eager to replicate some other unique computer designs that can be printed online but couldn't find any accurate images of a CoCo. Therefore, I had one custom-made for myself since...

TRS-80 model 1 computers often feature screw standoffs that can deteriorate or become stripped over time. This replacement plate for screw standoffs can be used to completely replace all existing units. The standoffs plate requires printing in two...

This is a slot cover for the Mega Mini MPI used by the TRS-80 Color Computer. Revision 2 is slightly smaller and removes the text, which was difficult to print well. ...

Replacent toggle switch handle for the venerable TRS-80 Daisy Wheel Printer II. I didn't have an unbroken handle to model from, so this is an approximation of the original. ... Prints in about 8 minutes.

Mounting Bracket Printed for Level II ROM Upgrade PCB on the Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 1 Computer. ... Order it directly at: https://www.treatstock.com/c/astra-3d-printing

However, you may need to carefully trim one side with a razor blade or fine sandpaper if it doesn't sit perfectly due to the slightly angled opening on the TRS-80. To print it successfully, stand the part upright with the hooks facing upwards and...

Small bracket that goes on a 5.25" TRS-80 Model III floppy disk drive door. Most of these old 5 1/4" drives share a similar latch mechanism.Revised 2.0 version - Make hinge area go all the way around. ... My hinge was broken and I didn't realize it was...

For the TRS-80 Color Computer - a snap-together enclosure for Ian Mavric's reproduction RE-FD-502 disk controller. ... *** Please note that this case has specific mounting points for the RE-FD-502 and will not work with the original FD-502 board.

This is a TRS-80 drive face for my 5.25" RPi drive tray. It just glues on so, you can use it for ANY 5.25" tray. ... The face is slightly wider than the tray so when you glue it, make sure you center it.

Repeated requests and discussions on the TRS-80 Model 100 mailing list prompted this development: Model 100 Discussion This version eliminates the rabbet on the outer edge of the cover because it prints upside down, adding unnecessary support...

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This is a replacement for the power supply cover for a TRS-80 Model I expansion interface. My unit was missing this cover, so I designed one. I made some revisions to this model after printing mine, so, if you give this a try, please let me know how...