atari 800 cartridges 3d models

Display stands for the Atari 800. ...I sell these on Etsy, too, if you want to purchase instead of print.

I made this replica of a stock Atari 400/800 8 Bit computer cartridge to replace a broken cart that I have. It is meant to be used with the original metal back cover and the original spring, so this is not the complete cart. I have the 3 parts...

Cartridge lid interlock switch actuator for using taller cartridges in an Atari 400 or 800 computer where the lid cannot be closed. This strut keeps the switch depressed and the lid keeps the strut in place. Open the cartridge lid and insert the...

These are sized to hold the carts intended for the 8-bit computer line and XEGS -- *not* Atari 2600 or 7800 cartridges. Included are the sketchup files. On my home made Prusa i3 I was able to print successfully without support material --...

Atari 800 keycap old model.

An Atari 800, complete with disk drive, joysticks, tv and tv table.

I have a bit of a thing for old computers, especially if made by Acorn, But I'm not picky and I'd quite like an original Atari 800. Sadly they are going for silly money these days, so what to do? I've not seen an Atari 800 model on Thingyverse so I...

Can't look at this thing and not recognize that it comes from the 70s - respect to the designers :-) Comes with a mini Atari 410 casette player, to load your tiny games (which still take 15 minutes to load). When building, pay careful attention to...

It's for storing 5 cartridges for Atari 8-bit home computers like the 400/800 series, the XL series and the XE series. ... I also made a 4 cartridge storage.

My first 3D design. ...But it came out really nice. It's for storing 4 cartridges for Atari 8-bit home computers like the 400/800 series, the XL series and the XE series. ... I also made a 5 cartridge storage.

Atari 800 Raspberry pi 2 case. I will upload pics of the print. hoping to print one this weekend. I have updated the files and added "mouse ears" to keep the print from warping upward. I found it best to print both top and bottom with the outside...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3927930 presented an Atari 800 Key Cap with stem for an Atari 800, however I redesigned it and did one with the proper Stackpole stem for the version 4 keyboard.

... piece for the cartridge door latch, and the 800's power indicator light pipe. I do not use the factory cover and cartridge door on my 800 Incognito, and this lets me restore the machine to factory configuration with no modifications to the shell.

Remixed and set up this Atari 800 XL as a 45 % scale model, my original 50 % scale would not fit on a 220 by 220 printer with a brim and support. Some pieces need just build plate support. All credit goes to option8 for the original design, it is...

Replacement key plunger for the Atari 800 Hi-Tek keyboard. For smoother keypress action, sand the outer surfaces of the 3D-printed plunger until it no longer binds in its guide. Insert the legs of needle-nose tweezers from the top of the plunger...

Atari SOI plug for making your own SIO cables for disk drives, SIO2Arduino etc. I have printed this and it works well. If you have suggestions please let me know in comments. I printed plug part with a .2mm nozzle with .25 parameters at .11 layer...

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Atari Cartridge Box

Atari 2600 cartridge cover

Mini Atari, no supports needed to print, make sure your layer height is very fine like 0.10 or smaller

This is the same thing as my Atari 800xl wall mount design, but redesigned for the Atari 400 and 800 . The main difference is that the bracket is 2.5 inches thick at the bottom instead of 1.8 inches for the 800xl , the 130 XE, and the Atari ST line...

Atari 400 / 800 / 1200 cartridge holder. ...Holds 5 cartridges 45 degree tilt so you can read labels Stackable shape Prints without support assuming your printer can handle 45 degrees without support Holes for mounting in any orientation

This is a remix - slight modification - of norm8332's SIO plug. I scaled it to 95% to print in PLA and changed the fastener to an M3 x 10-mm cap head screw with no nut. The first one I made failed because I wasn't careful with soldering the wires...

A small shelf designed to hold four Atari 2600/7800 original cartridge boxes (not just the cartridges!) The shape is designed to evoke the Atari logo. Print size should fit in most standard printers. ...The boxes are a bit of a tight fit - scaling up...

Remix of Atari 2600 Cartridge Housing by joegrand. ... Removed the logo from the top case and removed the label indent on the bottom case so as to be able to print flat on the bed.

i wanted a way to store my Atari cartridges in a draw or to display them on a shelf. ... V4 is a better fit great for a displaying your cartridges but its a little to tight for draw storage so V5 is a loser fit so you can remove them easy

This is an Atari 2600 cartridge holder adapter that I designed to interface with the legs in the original design. ...It's a bit of a loose fit, both for the cartridge and the connecting pins, but it gets the job done.

This is an Atari 5200 cartridge storage and label solution case/holder for loose cartridges. Note: I do not have all the games cases deigned as yet as this is still a work in Progress and will be adding more as time goes on. Revision: I do realize I...

I have a significant number or Atari cartridges in my retro collection so I decided to organize them. These designs are meant to be used with a standard photo box. Four of the 1x5 and Two of the 1x2 will completely fill a standard photo box designed...

Build your own Atari cartridge rack. Print multiple shelves stacking them on top of each other. Then cap it off with the shelf top. I used crazy glue to join the shelves together. ... The hole in the middle is to reduce filament usage and print time.