gotek amstrad 3d models

I was putting an Amstrad floppy drive into my pc for writing disk images and thought rather than design an adaptor from scratch that i'd remix one. Saved a lot of time, so thanks to the original creator of the 5.25" bay to 3.5" drive adaptor! ...

I also found the Amstrad gotek adapters on here not quite the right size for the +3 which has some weird keys on the RHS screw points. So I designed my own part around the much larger display supported by Flashfloppy firmware...

Gotek large button holder. ...Used for my ST 520 stfm, Robo z BB

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/212G7qwcruy

I am searching for a replacement eject button for my CPC 6128 computer model. ...The first priority is to locate the missing part, and once found, I will proceed with printing and making any necessary adjustments.

I crafted custom keys to replace a missing set on one of my CPC 464 consoles, hoping this would prove helpful to anyone else facing a similar issue.

The Ultimate Solution for Your Gotek Upgrade: A Customizable 3.5" Floppy Drive Bracket That Accommodates a 0.91" OLED Display and KY-040 Rotary Encoder Elevate your Gotek experience with our innovative bracket design, cleverly engineered to provide...

Designed and finalized like the single Gotek version (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3379240), two-hole versions with bezel and non-bezel have been chosen. Two Gotek floppy emulator drives will fit into a single half-height 5.25" bay, pending...

I changed the letters of the original enclosure from spyridonk. The letters were not good visible when printing it standing up. ...With this remix it should be good visible.

I needed to do some customisations to MrAtari1040ST's design to allow a little easier fitment for the components I had. I also removed the screw sleeves for mounting in the ST and used a nut. ...I just found this easier.

Custom enclosure designed specifically to fit vintage Ensoniq samplers and synthesizers such as the EPS or SQ-80, featuring a push rotary encoder and high-resolution OLED display for enhanced functionality and visual feedback.

Add LED holes and a tact switch to enhance user interaction.

We have two options available: a high-profile version and a more discreet option. The latter requires removing plastic supports from the pins and gently bending them to achieve the desired fit. ...Meanwhile, the wires will be routed through the Amiga...

Upgrading my trusty Kaypro 10 was a dream come true, and I was thrilled to swap out its old hard drive for a shiny solid-state drive. The catch? It needed an Ethernet and USB port to connect it seamlessly. ...A clever solution presented itself in the...

I designed this for my Philips VG2835 MSX2 computer, and then made it configurable for more situations. It uses a 3.5 inch mounting frame with a configurable front panel. Height, width, vertical shift and interface locations can be selected as...

A custom-built system featuring an Amiga-style case that perfectly fits into a Gotek circuit board, paired with a large OLED display. ...To complete the design, the display and drive LED cover must be carefully glued in place.

Amiga 500 Gotek USB bracket v2 - FlashFloppy OLED It's a bracket for the well-known Amiga Gotek drives, now supporting OLED displays when using the FlashFloppy firmware. More info: https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy There is no need to cut the...

Space for two rotary encoders (no PCB KY-040) &amp; 128x32 0.91" OLED displays, one for each Gotek. ...Added new version with holes on the bottom to fit more cases</p><p>*Originally from my Thingiverse listing and printed on my Anycubic i3 Mega, photos...

3.5" Floppy Drive bracket for Gotek with space for 0.91" OLED &amp; KY-040 Rotary EncoderSaves having to drill/mod the normal Gotek case, plus print in any colour.*Originally from my Thingiverse listing and printed on my Anycubic i3 Mega, photos are...

You can easily connect the OLED display to the Gotek drive using the instructions found here: https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy/wiki/Hardware-Mods Check out the previous version of this fantastic accessory at...

Amiga 600 Gotek USB bracket v2 - FlashFloppy OLED This is a bracket for the well-known Amiga Gotek drives, which now supports 0.91" OLED displays when using the FlashFloppy firmware. More info can be found at https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy.

See http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/302110929185.\r\n\r\nI highly recommend flashing your Gotek with Keir Fraser's excellent "FlashFloppy" gotek firmware, which is much better than the old Cortex and works like HxC but is free to use. It supports LCD...

... logo to the left of rotary dial. I used the floppy drive button to put the LED there (I desoldered it from the Gotek and placed it there, using a wire) One capacitor didn't fit in the original design, so I made some room for it in the chassis.

... is room for two 3.5" drives. My idea was to try to combine the two in a single 3,5” drive bay. full description and assembly instructions on prusaprinters.org https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/55962-combined-gotek-and-cf-ide-in-35-disk-drive

The newer Goteks from eBay use the F435 MCU and come with a 128x64 OLED, rotary switch, and Flash Floppy firmware. This provides a 5.25" horizontal enclosure for vintage computer systems. There are two versions. One for the eBay Gotek and one for...

I remixed Tom_DD's half-height gotek adapter to fit my Compaq Portable as a full-height drive. ... I haven't tested it yet, but I added 42mm in height using MeshMixer to make an overall height of 83mm - the full-height size, according to Wikipedia.

This GOTEK mount is for the Atari ST computers that have the slanted floppy opening, A.K.A. old style. Print in two pieces and snap the face into the base. The OLED can be slipped in and held in place with a piece of tape. ...Don't use hot glue unless...

Gotek mount for Amiga 2000 case that includes window for .91" OLED display and rotary encoder knob. Modified from base plate of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2725715 but with taller face plate to fit the A2000. ...Do NOT use the Top cover from...

This is the first revision I've felt ready to put out to the public, I may revise it later to tuck the STM32 lower under the Gotek and move the Gotek further to the left to centre the USB port in the floppy opening... ...but it absolutely does fit...

Re-mixed to suit a Standard 3.5" Floppy Drive or Gotek Flash Floppy drive connected to a Tandy 1000 EX or HX via my "External Floppy Drive Cable Kit" + 3.5" or Gotek or "External Drive Adapter" available on Tindie.Cable...