commodore 64 keyboard 3d models

These are for the CBM stem and will not work for a mech64 keyboard without a stem adapter. Please consider supporting me for my hard work. With the setting I uses the primary keys took about 1hr per key to print out, so set your expectations on the...

I recently acquired a C64 keyboard module for keycap harvesting, but most adapters were pretty subpar (tried 2 different ones and neither worked) or lacked 1.5u and 2u support. So I created my own. Now there are both 1.5u 2-stem and 2u 3-stem...

This keyboard accessory serves as an alternative to several types of pre-programmed key combinations available for the Commodore C64 and the Commodore VIC-20.

This is the little bracket that goes under the Commodore 128 keyboard to hold the power LED in place. They can be difficult to keep in place while screwing the keyboard in. This one is marginally a snugger fit which helps a bit. I suggest printing...

I recommend using conductive paint or copper tape before applying this clip to fix some problems in the Commodore SX-64's keyboard membrane where it connects to the PCB. The clip screws into place between the stock clip and the membrane, nubbing down...

This clip can fix some problems in the commodore sx-64's keyboard membrane where it connects to the PCB. I recommend using conductive paint or copper tape before applying this clip. It screws in between the stock clip and the membrane, Nubs down to...

This is a full set of 4 wedges that go under the 4 top row screws of the C128 keyboard. ...Without these wedge spacers, you risk breaking the mounting holes and the keyboard will not tighten correctly to the top cover.

Without these wedge spacers, you risk breaking the mounting holes and the keyboard will not tighten correctly to the top cover. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports: No Filament: Overture I use PETG Post-Printing...

If the front panel/keyboard clip on your Commodore SX-64 has snapped off the main unit (above the screen/screen controls) you can Dremel down the broken clip to a flat surface, and affix this over the area. Long live the Commodore SX-64! ... Your...

If the front panel/keyboard clip on your Commodore SX-64 has broken off above the screen/screen controls, you can use a Dremel to grind down the snapped part until it is completely flat. Then, attach this flattened piece over the damaged area. Long...

RASPBERRY Pi1541 ZERO HAT COMMODORE-64 DISK DRIVE EMULATOR CASE https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/RASPBERRY_Pi1541_ZERO_HAT_COMMODORE_64_DISC_DRIVE_EMULATOR_1.html

Case for the Commodore 64 cartridge "Mini X-Pander Plus" by Arkanix Labs. ...

This Raspberry PI based Commodore 64 clone can be printed on a 3D Printer with a small build volume 120mm x 110mm x 100mm and requires no support. Multiple pieces are printed and assembled. ... It is designed around a keyboard with similar dimensions...

I'm creating a special adapter to fit Commodore 64 keycaps onto modern mechanical keyboards. The keycaps have a cruciform slightly larger than Cherry MX switches, and it's placed deeper inside the C64 caps. To make this work, I designed this small...

Commodore 64 keycaps have a cruciform that is just slightly larger than that of the Cherry Mx switch standard. The cruciform is also placed deeper in the C64 caps. To be able to put C64 keycaps on modern mechanical keyboards, I created this small...

This is a monumental remake of the "Prof Competition 9000 joystick clone" created by Kaji_fi on July 9, 2015. I want to extend my gratitude. Crafted to accommodate Micro switch buttons and an enlarged size joystick, the electronics solution employs...

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<p>There are 2 joystick top parts:</p> <ul> <li>One for sanwa type joysticks with 45mm mounting holes.</li> <li>One for joysticks with 32mm mounting holes.</li> </ul> <p>You will need 4: 3mm x 30mm screws for the joystick and small 2mm screws for the...

The 3D model was created on real base. ...It’s created accurately, in real units of measurement, qualitatively and maximally close to the original.

The world's first portable color device weighed 23 pounds, but it could be moved with effort from wall socket to wall socket. Completely posable and simple to build, the project involves checking colors using photos. You can see a little preview...

This is a 'clip together' case for the Tapuino board obtained from www.cbmretro.fi It gives you - top access to the switches rather than the rear and - leaves full access to the SD card. I did not craft the logo from scratch, but used the...

There are 2 joystick top parts: - One for sanwa type joysticks with 45mm mounting holes. - One for joysticks with 32mm mounting holes. You will need 4: 3mm x 30mm screws for the joystick and small 2mm screws for the cable clamps and connector...

Printed with a single extruder using the method outlined in a video on the CHEP Youtube channel found here. This method easy once you understand it and work out the details. It also results in a very nice surface. Note that the model is not sized to...

<p>To assemble the two display stands required, you will need:</p><ul><li>4 x 13 or 14 mm diameter rubber feet (<a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08118NL2B/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1">link</a>)</li></ul><p>If you...

<p>I have measured a lot of cartridges and they differ a little in sizes. Some fits very snugg in the holder and some are a little loose. ...Handic cartridges does not fit in this holder.</p>

Not a fan of most C64 joysticks, so I decided to make my own using an old donor joystick. Printed using PLA at 10% infill on all prints. Top STL: I didn't add the shaft holes as those can differ depending on the type of joystick you get. The...

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Made this when I was learning how to use tinkercad, enjoy!

<p>This Thing is really kind of a (very late) response to someone who wanted a version of Makerboost's C64 cartridge case (<a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:692797">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:692797</a>) without the central hole/post,...