Commodore 64 Enclosure 3D print model

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The Commodore 64, affectionately referred to as the C64, C-64 or simply C=64, is a groundbreaking 8-bit home computer unveiled by Commodore International in January of 1982. Unsurprisingly, it has earned its place in history by setting a remarkable record in the Guinness World Records as the top-selling single computer model of all time. This meticulous photorealistic and ultra-high-definition 3D print model is an exact replica of the Commodore C64C casing, crafted to precision perfection for ultimate realism. The design lends itself perfectly to both 3D printing and plastic molding applications, offering an impeccable fit with the original motherboard components. With this innovative case at hand, users can easily modify and upgrade their vintage Commodore machines or even repurpose them into functional Raspberry Pi-based emulators. For optimal results, smaller-scale 210x210 mm printers are also compatible, making it accessible for a wider range of hobbyists. Furthermore, the model has been expertly segmented into four parts that seamlessly fit onto most standard 3D printer tables. A simple M2 screw assembly secures these pieces in place, requiring no external fastening. Best Practices and Recommended Printer Settings: - Material: High-Quality PLA (polylactic acid) - Layer Thickness: Optimally set at 0.2 mm - Support Layers: Highly advised but may be bypassed for more efficient printing.