Commodore 64 User and Cassette Port Covers
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Port covers for the Commodore 64 and 64 Ultimate. Protects interior circuits and makes for a cleaner look.
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These covers are heavily inspired by the User Port Trim by @wikallen_322863 The cassette cover is a great partner to his project.
I didn't like that my unused user and cassette ports leave the C64's circuitry exposed on the rear of the computer. And I also didn't like the look of the exposed motherboard so I made these covers.
I printed these exterior-face down on a textured PEI plate using auto-generated tree supports. With the C64 board removed, these are a snug fit and need a bit of finesse to install. I successfully installed them in my 1983 "classic" 64 as well as into the cassette port of my C64 Ultimate. If you find yourself needing a bit of wiggle room, I'd use sandpaper to ease the port cover a little. They stay in place by themselves, but if you want a more secure installation I'd recommend double-sided tape, or a small dab or two of hot glue.
NOTE: The text on the back of the covers was changed to the 8-bit style font after some of the pictures were taken.
UPDATE: Added versions with vent slot for those concerned about airflow: PortNoMore AIR?