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Replacement for missing floppy drive blanking plate for Mac SEs that had a dual floppy when shipped but got upgraded to HDD. included is the led lens which improves the led effect but if you want a more traditional look use a clear…
Print in TPU filament for best results and ether glue them on or use 3m double sided tape. Can be used singularly, in pairs or as a full set. hope these are helpful to someone.
The Apple II Paddle project revisted. Just for a bit of fun I recreated these paddles - prefer a joystick with retro games but why not! These are loosely based around the original final versions released by apple and work using modern…
Simple foot to replace missing ones on Apple II computers and disk drives. Not complicated - just print it base down with 30 - 40 % infill using TPU filament and stick it on with double sided tape or impact adhesive.
I designed these to do a workshop re wire that required the use of plastic back boxes along a benched workspaces. A lot of back boxes of this type do not have 20mm knock outs in them and as I also like to use 20 mm nut and flange fittings…
Allows the use of solder bucket D-Sub connectors to be protected and facilitates the insertion of interface cards in the slots in front of the 9 pin D-Sub cutouts on an Apple //e. Comes as two parts to make fitting easier. Thread the IDC…
This stand off allows your 25 way crimp-on D Sub to ribbon cable to be mounted off set from the back of the Apple //e. The reason you might find this useful is when the crimp part will not pass through the pre cut Apple //e slots.…
This template can be used to recreate the rubber feet on the Standard Apple ADB keyboard MO116. Best fit I found was 0.8mm rubber sheet with a thin double sided tape on one side to attach it to the keyboard after cleaning the old guu off.…
Backplane Gland Type Two These are glands ( not clamps ) that protect the ribbon cables on 20 way peripheral devices and stop the ribbon cable from becoming frayed due to rubbing against the metal back planes of the Apple //e. Type Two is…
Apple IIe backpane / backplane One thing I find a bit annoying is unplugging my drives, HDMI cable and other peripherals from inside my Apple //e computer. This poses a risk of damaging the interface cable and even the slot. It would be…
Case for the Apple //e testing keyboard. Depending on how your printer is setup some rework after printing maybe require. Mounting holes are for heat inserts (m3) and should be cleared out to 4.2mm but test first. the tactile switch parts…
Backplane Gland Type One These are glands ( not clamps ) that protect the ribbon cables on 20 way peripheral devices and stop the ribbon cable from becoming frayed due to rubbing against the metal back planes of the Apple //e. Type One…
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