atari mega ste gotek 3d models

I built this to fit snugly in the back VME slot on a Mega STE. Future plans include adding space for the serial port, which I'll work into the design once I've tightened up the layout. This project is specifically designed for the Gotek board...

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J'ai créé un cache pour adapter le boitier Gotek sur le dessus de l'ordi. il est fixé à l'arrière par deux ergots . il faudra faire des encoches pour cela et une autre pour faire passer la connectique. A l'avant, j'ai  prévu deux vis donc deux trous...

... it still exists. There are two pegs at the back of the tray that need to be placed (drilled) on the Atari top plate where you want them (preferably). And two holes to drill on top of the box. ...Start by placing the pegs for a well-set assembly;).

Bracket for a Gotek drive in an Atari STE or MEGA STE and more recent STFM's, featuring authentic Atari text and Fuji logos on the front panel. This design is specifically engineered for use with OLED screens and rotary encoders. For optimal...

This is an LED cover (or lens) designed to replace a missing power or HD activity LED cover on the Atari Mega STE or TT computer. ...

This is a holder for an UltraSatan card which is inserted into the VME slot of the Atari Mega STE. With this the SD cards can be reached from outside and can be changed. For installation, you only have to open the HDD cover and push the IDE cable...

An enclosure for an Eiffel PCB Atari Mega ST keyboard adapter.

Updated with an Atari Fuji on the top case

A compatible replacement keyboard foot/riser (for Atari TT or Mega STE keyboards only). Printing Time: about 22 - 26 minutes per foot at 0.1 mm resolution. ... Recommended 0.1 or 0.2 mm resolution using PLA.

The Mega STe and TT030's hard drive holder is plagued by rusting where the PVC grommet meets the metal surrounding the LED holder. Over time, some have deteriorated so severely that the LED simply ceases to function, leaving it to collapse entirely.

I designed a GoTek enclosure for the Atari ST / STe / MSTE, keeping the original external drive aesthetic. It has pegs and screw hole to maintain the GoTek. The display is designed to fit one of those OLED 128*64. I upgraded from the red LED,...

EDIT: Nov 19, Added a version of the mount that seamlessly integrates the piezo speaker into the frame ( MK3 ) I was unhappy with the GOTEK's requirement for extender cables to fit inside an Atari ST. To address this issue, I designed a casing that...

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This is a mount shim that allows to screw SCSI2SD V6 directly to the metal shield of the HDD cover. You can then use the 3.5" mounting holes for some other device such as HxC floppy emulator. ...

This is a custom spacer designed to raise a Gotek drive to match the cutout in the Atari ST, ensuring that the display, USB port and switches remain accessible without any modifications to the ST's casing. To install, simply attach four M3 nuts over...

This custom mount for the Atari ST moves the screen and relocates the 2 buttons to the top of the machine, making it easier to access. The 9-Pin DSUB ports are relocated to the rear of the machine, allowing for a more convenient setup. Two M3x8mm...

This is a case for the Atari ST/STE EPROM Cartridge at https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/Atari_ST_STE_EPROM_Cartridge.html

Designed this part as the normal DB9/DB15 cover can't inserted on the side of an Atari STE / Falcon. You need to remove the metal part for the DB15 male connector by cutting the wings with a dremel or a saw (See picture) (Once you cut the wings...

Here's a review of the Ultrasatan Mini I bought from Lotharek: This add-on fits perfectly on my Atari 520STe, and it might also work with other models. It was printed with an incredibly thin layer thickness of just 0.2mm. ...Unfortunately, you'll need...

... soldered onto the cable connecting both the display and the selection button. A video is available in this project's description. The next project will be a completely external GOTEK for the ATARI, preserving the original ATARI floppy disk reader.

I modded one of the excellent Gotek mount designs for the Atari ST to use with my Mega ST along with a large LCD display that blanks out the rotary encoder hole, display hole, and LED light hole.

Place gotek in Atari and attach floppy cables (do not screw in the floppy screws yet). 4. Place Atari top cover on, push the rotary shaft back and through the floppy slit. 5. Use the rotary shaft to guide the brass standoff in place, as soon as...

Here is a rewritten version of the text that meets the specified requirements: A specially designed block fits snugly onto the Atari ST's metal shielding, creating a home for a surface-mount female USB socket. Its purpose is to enable users to...

A block that slides onto the metal Shielding of the Atari ST, and houses a Surface mount female USB socket. Made to Allow mouting the Gotek internally while keeping the original floppy drive in place. You'll have to be brave though and cut the hole...

... In the case of the bracket for the Mega ST4 I have, the adapter is only long enough for 3 of the screws to fit. I decided against making the adapter longer as 3 is perfectly enough to hold the gotek stable and smaller, less printing = better.

My trusty machine stays by my side.

My trusty laptop

This is a pluggable case for the HYDRA LAN board for the ATARI ST/STE/FALCON. With a clean printout everything fits together without any rework. If you like, you can also connect the case with a drop of glue. ... For me I have highlighted the...

front for ATARI STe reader model for ALPS DF354H Attention, the wearing of the original model is not compatible for the spring you can use the following https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/4000844054257.html model 0.4mn X 2.3 mn X 95 degree by reducing it...