commodore 64 plotter 3d models

I replicated the locking switch button for the Commodore SX-64. My original one fell off. Please remove the melted peg remnants from the old switch before attaching this one. Use your favorite metal-to-plastic glue to secure this. ... Enjoy.

https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/_DIY__Pi1541___EPYX_FAST_LOAD_CARTRIDGE_for_COMMODORE_64.html There is a piece inside the box to keep the screen flat. Likewise, two bridges connecting Raspberry pi zero and pcb were used. to assemble the...

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...

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...

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...

Hi all, I have made my own version of the Commodore 64 Cartridge case, that is easy to print on an FDM regular 3D Printer. You can print this one face down no support needed. I have a regular version and one with a hole for a small switch. I...

External Housing for the SD2IEC in version 1.2 of the Commodore 1581 design

I printed up a miniature Commodore 64 for a coworker, and it turned out really well. This coworker has a thing for adding LEDs to his projects, as evident from other things I've printed for him, which include a menorah with 5mm LEDs and a tiny leg...

I've printed up a miniature Commodore 64 for a coworker, and it came out well. The thing is, this coworker has a thing for putting LEDs in his projects. He's got a menorah for 5mm LEDs and a miniature version of the leg lamp from A Christmas Story. I...

Replaces a broken/missing spacebar stabilizer post for the Commodore SX-64's Mitsumi keyboard. Printed on a Creality CR6-SE with 0.12mm layer height and a relatively slow print speed (30mm/s) due to the small nature of the part. Printed with a...

This is my proposition of housing of the tape adapter of Ultimate II+ cartridge for Commodore 64. In my version many details have been changed and improved. Take a look on the attached pictures. To mount PCB inside the housing first you need to...

This is my proposition of housing of the tape adapter of Ultimate II+ cartridge for Commodore 64. In my version many details have been changed and improved. Take a look on the attached pictures.</p> <p>To mount PCB inside the housing first you need...

Hi all, I have made my own version of the Commodore 64 Cartridge case, that is easy to print on an FDM regular 3D Printer. You can print this one face down no support needed. I have a regular version and one with a hole for a small switch. I have use...

Wall Mount Brings Commodore Bread Bin Models to Life, Tilted Perfectly Back Against Wall to Prevent Forward Slipping, Also Functions as Desk Stand, Simple Print and Slicing Process Allows for Easy Creation of Dual-Sided Design.

I crafted this frame to showcase the very first game I ever received for my Commodore 64, Christmas of 1987. I was just 10 years old at the time, but I never really appreciated the game itself. The sight of this game, however, fills me with nostalgia...

... panel-mount USB provisions, ensuring seamless integration with Sam's computer. To achieve this, I utilized SketchUp to import, clean, and modify the original STL file using the CleanUp3 plugin, resulting in a precise fit within the Commodore case.

I've printed multiple Mini Commodore C64 models for colleagues, complete with the 1541 disk drive, but what good is a miniature replica disk drive if you don't have miniature replica disks? I uploaded an image of a 5.25-inch disk into SketchUp and...

I've printed several miniature Commodore C64 models for coworkers, complete with the 1541 disk drive, but what good is a tiny replica disk drive if you don't have tiny replica disks? I loaded up an image of a 5.25-inch disk into SketchUp and traced...

Intended to fix SX-64 keyboard female screw holes that break. You will need to Dremel down the old screw portion before super gluing it down. Additionally, I use a 3/32 drill bit to make my hole. Duplicate as many as you need for the broken female...

Machine plotter

I struggled to find a suitable tape port connector case that could be slid over my tape port connector, which powers my sd2iec device, so I decided to create one on my own. Feel free to modify it as needed to suit your individual requirements. ... I...

I couldn't find a suitable tape port connector case to slide over my tape port connector that powers my sd2iec device, so I decided to create one myself. Anyone can customize it to suit their needs. ... I recently stumbled upon some other slim connector...

These items tend to disappear: The SX64 had only one of the matching units in stock. You need to locate an exact match; painting is a viable alternative, though. The best printing approach is using an FDM machine to deposit material directly onto a...

I accidentally dislodged the reset button from my C64 DTV while tinkering with it to give it a custom makeover. ...Consequently, I took the initiative to create a replacement for this relatively simple component.

The human eye is no longer needed to guide 3D printing corrections.

This is a holder platform to store C64 keycap sets with the same layout as the C64. There are two STLs: - `c64_keyboard_panel_single.stl`: single piece, requires a bed >= 34cm - `c64_keyboard_panel_split`: split in approximate halves, requires...

The chips on the old-timer C64s and 128s run hot, Hot is a recipe for IC failure. With the original MOS chips getting more and more rare/expensive especially the SID, PLA, 6510 CPU, Roms..).I thought id look at how to keep things cool. #1 seems to be...