EmuPi RetroPie Mini Arcade Cabinet v1

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No 3D printer? Buy the printed shell from my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/588892589/emupi-retropie-mini-arcade-cabinet-v1-3d?ref=listing-shop-header-0 This is a project I started on a few weeks ago and I'm extremely pleased with the results. I've decided to share it with the community for those who would like to create their own version. For print settings, you'll need supports mainly just for the parts that connect the shell pieces together since they print in mid-air. As far as infill goes, I tried 20 percent initially but found it too thin, so the final version was printed with 100 percent. I think you could get away with less than that, though; I did it to be certain. This will print on a standard 200x200x200 printer, and I made sure to model it that way so many people can use and print it. Parts used for the build: Raspberry Pi 3: http://amzn.to/2DIXkTc 7" LCD Screen: https://goo.gl/75PsiF Arcade button and joystick kit: https://goo.gl/1YAxg8 Speaker bonnet kit (requires soldering); I may offer an install service: http://amzn.to/2Fafbje Speakers used: http://amzn.to/2rCheuu Double-sided adhesive (for speaker mounting & LCD screen): http://amzn.to/2F7EW3F Velcrow: (used to mount pi board in case I wanted to remove it) http://amzn.to/2DFBqQL You'll also need some M3 screws; I suggest x 12 and x 20 along with an even longer set of four for securing the button and joystick face to the bottom. Assembly should be pretty straightforward: just secure the parts to each other using the M3 screws. I didn't need any nuts, as the plastic was extremely solid and connected to each other without any issues. If the M3 screws won't grip into the holes, use a screwdriver to twist back and forth with some pressure on the holes; this will allow the screws to grip. As far as setting up Retropie goes, just refer to: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/First-Installation/ Good luck! If you have any questions, let me know; I'll do my best to help.