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**Extended the clips since some users were saying they were too short for their needs ** This is my first submission to this community. I combined the two designs that caught my attention on Thingiverse into one unique project. First, I want to...

The list of parts in process includes a power supply unit, specifically a 15W, 5V, 3A switched mode power supply designed by MeanWell, model number RS-15-5. ...This item can be found on Amazon at the URL...

This uses a few parts: Raspberry Pi or alike SD Card Extension https://www.amazon.com/Gplink-Extension-Adapter-Flexible-Extender/dp/B06X3Y4BBB/ 40mm fan 10mm thick DC jack https://www.amazon.com/Conwork-10-Pack-Mount-Connector-Socket/dp/B01L6GU858...

Super basic On-Off button holder for my Retro Pi. Cannot find the part number for the button, but the diameter hole is 16 mm. Hole for magnet is 10.3 mm. ... 

So I'm looking at converting this "VIdeoscope" kids microscope into a Raspberry Pi retro-style computer, which isn't easy to describe, but the case itself isn't printable and there are many different versions of this case.

 This build uses several key components: - Raspberry Pi or similar - SD Card Extension...

The author shares as many parts as possible, including the Raspberry Pi Model B, a screen, WiFi, a wireless keyboard, panel-mount Ethernet, panel-mount HDMI, panel-mount USB, an SNES USB controller, lipo batteries, and a Pelican 1200 case. ...The...

To help you get started, I've included a comprehensive walkthrough from Lifehacker - http://lifehacker.com/how-to-turn-your-raspberry-pi-into-a-retro-game-console-498561192 Feel free to attempt to recreate my project, but I highly recommend using it...

This is an update to my previous Retro Pie Box, featuring a new Raspberry Pi B2 and simplified design. Here's a video of it in action - http://youtu.be/viSYd8yeHJs. The new case has enough room for controllers, a mini keyboard, or a spare phone...

A Nostalgic Ode to My Childhood Companion.\r\n\r\nThis tribute is composed of three essential elements:\r\nThe Pin Sinclair Computer\r\nThe Pin Sinclair Television\r\nThe Pin Sinclair Joystick\r\nYou can either print all components or use them...

I saw a picture of the Datapad on ROTS and decided it would make the basis of a cool looking Retropie Raspberry Pi Handheld Retro Gaming Console. I had to tweak a little because it was palm sized in the image. Now it is pretty much Steam Deck...

The project is based on the popular Raspberry Pi Zero, which I used to create a fully functional retro gaming console. The process was simplified by preconfiguring an image of Retropie with all necessary changes, making it easy for anyone to get...

A Retro 386/486 PC Tower case for Raspberry Pi 4 i designed for the Dosbian facebook group. What you need to complete it: A fullsize HDMI female to Micro HDMI Male A USB C Extender (male to female) 40mm 12v fan 7mm pushswitch 4 x M3 Screws and bolt...

A body for the awesome Retro Clock HD clock. You'll need supports on the main body. ... Here's the video on the build: https://youtu.be/2t11VylbNCI

Custom Case for Raspberry Pi Zero W Provides Sleek Protection and Easy Access to Ports.

One of the most iconic Nintendo Entertainment System (Nes) cartridges gets a fresh new look through Substance Painter study.

Simple remix NES cartridge into a drink coaster, infill could be anything. ...I use supports just for the bottom lip.

A Custom Retro 386/486 PC Tower Case Designed for Raspberry Pi 4 Created Specifically for the Dosbian Facebook Group. To Complete This Project, You Will Need: * A Full-Size HDMI Female to Micro HDMI Male Adapter * A USB C Extender (Male to Female) *...

... either Video of my DSL, Octoprint or other devices i could connect throguh HDMI. ...The outcome of this idea was to have an old fashioned TV Design which gives the table a bit of "retro" feeling back. ... Display used for such: https://amzn.to/38la0OB

Pi _Terminal is an all-in-one portable enclosure for the Raspberry Pi 4, featuring a 8 inch IPS screen, a low profile ice tower cooler, a UPS using two rechargeable 18650 lithium batteries and a HDMI switcher to use the display on it's own as a...

A custom housing solution for the Raspberry Pi 4, designed to showcase real-time weather updates from a connected Weewx/Belchertown Skin-equipped Weather Flow device, now accessible for local printing via Thingiverse at...

Four M2.5 screws securely hold the Pi to its base, while the top attaches with a satisfying click that echoes the build quality of the beloved Spectrum+. With ample space for a heatsink and two slatted sides allowing for airflow, the Pi is designed...

Here is my Raspberry Pi 3 B+ case designed after the iconic Sinclair ZX Spectrum+ Deciding to maintain the aspect ratio of the Spectrum+, I made the case slightly wider than the Pi itself. The Pi is securely fastened to the base with four M2.5...

... STL file was missing the cutout for the NFC tag and have now uploaded the correct file. ... I'm still refining the Pi case but it will be released soon. *** The NFC tags can slip into the bottom of the cart. ...For this project, I am using NTAG213.

To build your own, you will need: A Raspberry Pi 2 or 3 An OLED display (available at https://www.adafruit.com/products/2674) A Pi DAC+ (found at http://www.iqaudio.co.uk/home/8-pi-dac-0712411999650.html) Several female to female jumper cables Six...

This build pretty much follows the Adafruit PiGRRL Pocket one, but the image doesn’t work on the Pi Zero (for me anyway) so you’ll have to manually set up the screen and buttons after installing a Retropie image for the Pi Zero. This build does not...

If you'd like to build your own you'll need the following: Raspberry Pi 2/3 OLED display - https://www.adafruit.com/products/2674 Pi DAC+ - http://www.iqaudio.co.uk/home/8-pi-dac-0712411999650.html A handful of female to female jumper cables Six M2.5...

It is driven by my own software - I'll attach the code once it reaches maturity or you can contact me if you'd like a development snapshot. If you'd like to build your own you'll need the following: Raspberry Pi 2/3 OLED display -...