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Fan grill for 120mm fans, there weren't many options so I designed it to my liking for the ARGB exhaust fan… To spice up the gaming pc a little :) Printed in matte black PLA+ at default settings on an Ender 3 V2 Bonus: I also added the…
To make this adapter you'll need: x4 M3 nuts x4 M3x14mm screws x1 Controller cable for PS1/PS2 (I used one from a generic controller) x1 Esp32 of the following form factor (see picture below) I recommend testing it after flashing it…
This is a small mount for the USB C PD trigger board that appears in the reference photo, it must be configured to output 12v DC in order to work with a PS1PSU (like the one I'm using) or equivalents that are designed to work with that…
Printed in PETG with default settings To assemble you'll need: - An ESP32 module (flashed with the blueretro firmware for external adapters, for the Dreamcast, I flashed it via USB and then I desoldered the module with a hot air station)…
I enlarged the original model to acommodate a Rpi Pico board, added some reinforcements to the walls, extra posts and another screw post to keep the faceplate from bending outwards It is recommended to use very thin wire like enameled…
Compatible with the PD trigger board shown in the pictures, make sure is set for the correct voltage needed for the internal PSU you have installed (mine is a regular DreamPSU that needs a 12v input, I just used the original cable it came…
Custom enclosure made to fit 2 USB 2.0 breakout boards, an rp2040 microcontroller board (I used a raspbeerry pico 1) and a usb 2.0 hub board of your choice, the aim of this design is to create a usb adapter that eliminates the need to use…
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