GameBoy Color Display Stand
This is my attempt at creating a GBC display stand that only holds the Gameboy Color using gravity and does not obstruct the front of the Gameboy Color at all.
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This is my attempt at creating a GBC display stand that only holds the Gameboy Color using gravity and does not obstruct the front of the Gameboy Color at all.
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Just like the original it uses 2 m2 screws and m2 nuts. Then it clips onto the electronics box of your printer.
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