pigrrl 3d models

Pocket PiGRRL

This is a remix from Adafruits Pigrrl, I liked the design of the pocket Pigrrl and not reusing an SNES controller, but using spst switches, but I wanted to use my Raspberry Pi 2 for more power. So I meshed the Pigrrl original and Pocket PiGrrl and...

... ...A logo! So here is a really simple one that can be dual extruded. The back is only 0.3mm thick (about 1mm overall) to make sure it doesn't stand to proud of the surface. I stuck mine using some double sided tape to the lower left side of the PiGRRL

Just a remix of the various pigrrl's available I have not printed this to test yet But I hope to try it soon. just switched some buttons i like and restored the start select reset buttons to originalish (<--- new word) and split some for multicolor....

... pocket gameboy. How do you like that BMO? Check out the Adafruit tutorial. You can get all the parts to build this project on the shop at adafruit dot com. Instructions Check out the full tutorial on https://learn.adafruit.com/pocket-pigrrl/

The PiGRRL 2 edited with Tinkercad. I blocked off the speaker grill as I fitted a headphone socket and blanked out the side buttons as they wasn't used. ...I also made it 19mm tall so there is a little more room to fit it all in ;-) Print Settings...

A Mold for PIGRRL 2 Buttons to fill with SUGRU

Volume wheel for Pocket Pigrrl. This will fit normal 5mm trimpot. ...Just wire a 5Kohm linear trimpot to adjust the volume

We just wanted to make sure, it will not break or the buttons are damaged, so we designed this cover with my boys to just put the PiGRRL into the bag. Is easy to print without supports and it takes care about buttons on both sides. The "arrow cuts"...

2-part molds for each button type for the PiGRRL Zero.https://learn.adafruit.com/pigrrl-zero?view=all Print Settings Printer: Da Vinci running Repetier Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 15% How I Designed This Of the 3D printed parts for the PiGRRL...

... like a traditional d-pad and make it harder to have false keypresses. I used some putty to hold it in place between the buttons. Only compatible with the pigrrl zero. the buttons on the pigrrl 2 has a smaller gap and the model needs to be tweaked.

Show off you awesome Pocket PiGRRL, with the simple stand. That prints on almost all FDM an SLA printers! Overview: Stand for the Pocket PiGRRL. Works with most Micro USBs. Features easy installation of USB cable and if necessary you can write a...

Having had troubles printing the case for the 3.2 TFT version based off the Playstation controller, I discovered the PiGRRL Zero Advance: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3082579 While a wonderful piece of design, the brick design has never been...

I was only able to get cylindrical li-ion batteries so I used markab's design to adjust the V1.1 clip based Adafruit PiGRRL 2, which just allows the two halves to clip together rather than screws. ...The logo on the front is available here:...

I just wanted something that would allow me to charge and display my PiGRRL 2 from Adafruit, and also something that would allow me to play games that are better with a USB gamepad. Also, since I added a headphone jack to my PiGRRL 2, I can plug in...

Little project I've been working on, didn't really like the other PiGrrl designs so i made my own. Will put up all the detail specs once finalized. Awaiting some new speakers and switch to finish and have to reprint the back part because was not...

Pocket PiGRRLhttp://www.thingiverse.com/thing:807591 PIGRRL 2http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1277483 Requirements are almost the same as PiGRRL. The cost should be reduced by adoption of Raspberry Pi Zero and 2.2"LCD. On the other hand, the...

This is the remix of the original PiGRRL Zero and a variation of the PiGRRL Zero that I recently designed to include an amplifier, external speaker, and standoffs to hold the case together (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1621907). This remix of...

PIGRRL 2http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1277483 Raspberry Pi portable casehttp://www.thingiverse.com/thing:703638 for more datailed information, plase refer to "readme_e.pdf" -Requirement. Raspberry Pi Zero micro SD card (for RetroPie). LCD;...

Like many people, I was quick to rush and build a PiGrrl Zero when Adafruit first introduced the design. After I completed the build, I noticed a pretty wide gap between the inside of the top faceplate and the LCD screen. This was not a major issue...

Internally I use the same parts as the PiGRRL with the exception of the battery of which I used one which I had spare already. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdQ0XkW3DVg Print Settings Printer: Da Vinci Jr ...

The PiGRRL Zero Advance is a design that has been over a year in the making, ever since my modifications to the original Adafruit PiGRRL Zero project in the creation of the Plus version, this design incorporates all of the ideas, suggestions and...

... and no support, 0.2 Layerheight. The Buttons without brim and no support, 0.1 Layerheight. Screws: 2x 4x24mm 2x 4x32mm 8x 2.4x7mm Follow this link for the technical part. https://learn.adafruit.com/pigrrl-zero Please share your results.

I modified the PiGRRL 2 back to include room for an HDMI port. This is designed for the Monoprice HDMI 90 degree adapter: https://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-HDMI-Port-Saver-Female/dp/B001K38Z2G In order to make this fit, I had to move the L and R...

Original Design: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1546607 Jpete24's Version: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1769656 A remix of Jpete24's "Plus" version of the PiGRRL Zero. Printed with ABS -Independent action buttons -Railing on the case so the...

This is a modified version of Adafruit's PiGRRL Zero Case & Components. I have not yet tested this with a live print, though I did print & use an earlier version of the bottom case which worked great for me. The rest of the modifications came after...

Stand for PIGRRL - Playstation style. If your printer is good at bridging, this will print without support. ... Please share your results.

You've seen PiGRRL, Super Game Pi, PiGRRL Pocket, PiGRRL 2 and now... it's time for PiGRRL Zero! In this project, we'll turn the elusive $5 Raspberry Pi Zero into portable game console! Features -Retropie 3.7 Emulation Station: SNES, NES,...

You've seen PiGRRL, Super Game Pi, PiGRRL Pocket, PiGRRL 2 and now... it's time for PiGRRL Zero! In this project, we'll turn the elusive $5 Raspberry Pi Zero into portable game console! Features -Retropie 3.7 Emulation Station: SNES, NES, SEGA,...

You've seen PiGRRL, Super Game Pi, PiGRRL Pocket, PiGRRL 2 and now... it's time for PiGRRL Zero! In this project, we'll turn the elusive $5 Raspberry Pi Zero into portable game console! Features: Retropie 3.7 Emulation Station: SNES, NES, SEGA,...