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Need a place to put all of your Game Boy cartridges?! Are the 10,000 other Game Boy cartridge holders on Thingiverse just not what you're looking for? Then look no further! There are three variants: a large one that holds 12 carts, a…
Mostly pixel-by-pixel representations of characters from the game Minecraft by Mojang, who owns them. A few very small modifications were made to reduce bridging, and feet were added to improve stability. The theme for this set is…
The official WLAN Pi Handheld case! This case bundles up a WLAN Pi into a nice, handheld formfactor that makes it feel more like a handheld tool than a kit that you have to assemble whenever you arrive onsite to do Wi-Fi work. If you have…
The PiSCSI Slim Case protects your Raspberry Pi 4 and PiSCSI (formerly known as RaSCSI), streamlining your vintage computer setup, and looking completely at-home next to your "Snow White" Apple Macintosh computers (like the Macintosh…
The PiSCSI (formerly known as the RaSCSI) is an exciting project by the retro Mac community, which turns a Raspberry Pi into a virtual SCSI device. It can host virtual hard drives and CD-ROM drives, which can all be attached and detached…
Trouble with your Macintosh SE/30 ROM SIMM not working? Whether you have a BMOW Mac ROM-inator II that needs a bit of help to seat in the SIMM slot, or if you have a stock ROM with broken SIMM slot clips, these 3D-printed parts can help!…
I didn't like how my Blue Yeti Nano mic attached to my microphone boom. It made the Yeti Nano very tall, which made it difficult to use my mouse and keyboard underneath the boom and mic, while keeping the microphone off-camera. I also…
Spend $20 for rack-mount ears for my Cisco 10-port switch!? Forget that! These printed ears are MORE than strong enough at 30 percent infill, even with some other stuff stacked on the switch in the rack. My SG300-10P used 12mm long M4…
This bracket mounts your BlueSCSI 1.1a in your vintage Macintosh hard drive bay. It uses the original hard drive mounting screws, and has a small tray to aide in removing and installing the microSD card. Compatibility This bracket should…
Catdad Workshops designed an absolutely beautiful midcentury modern lamp. I loved the design, but noted that it mostly snaps together. My kids saw it and wanted one, so I decided to remix it to make it screw together and hopefully be a…
This 3D printed bracket is designed to mount a BlueSCSI in the 3.5" hard drive bay in vintage Macintosh computers. The BlueSCSI slides into the hold-downs near the SCSI connector, firmly snaps into place on the back, and is optionally…
This bracket mounts your BlueSCSI 1.1a inside your Macintosh SE or SE/30. The microSD card remains accessible from the outside of the machine, and a light pipe helps you see what the status of the BlueSCSI is. Indicators on the bracket…
I didn't like how my Blue Yeti Nano mic attached to my microphone boom. It made the Yeti Nano very tall, which made it difficult to use my mouse and keyboard underneath the boom and mic, while keeping the microphone off-camera. I also…
This 3D printed bracket is designed to mount a SCSI2SD to the 3.5" hard drive bay on vintage Macintosh computers. It works with both SCSI2SD v5.1 and v6 models, and has been tested with the Macintosh SE, SE/30, Classic II, LCII, and…
These clips can be used to secure a RAM SIMM in a slot with broken hold-down clips. They won't work every stick of RAM or RAM SIMM slot.
The PiSCSI is an exciting project by the retro Mac community, which turns a Raspberry Pi into a virtual SCSI device. It can host virtual hard drives and CD-ROM drives, which can all be attached and detached through a web interface hosted…
This is a printable caddy to mount SD to IDE adapters in 2 ½" hard drive bays. The design was intentionally kept simple and clean to keep it was printable as possible. The SD to IDE adapter simply snaps into place. I designed this…
After watching Colin at This Does Not Compute do a cool art project with Gameboy Color handhelds in a shadowbox, I decided that I wanted to do that too! Gameboy Color Shadowbox Tutorial by This Does Not Compute I bought a shadowbox to put…
A simple remix of the excellent model by @TolgaOzisik_655497! This just increased the thickness slightly on the bottom, and aligns a couple of vertical walls to make it print 0.0001 percent more clean.
If you are missing the metal hard drive bracket for your Macintosh LC-series computer, this bracket mounts your BlueSCSI 1.1a in your vintage Macintosh LC-series computer's hard drive bay. If you have the stock metal bracket, then my…
I bought a shadowbox from Hobby Lobby to put my Gameboy Color consoles in, but I found that sandwiching the consoles between the felt board and glass didn't work well. The buttons were pushed in permanently which I worried could damage…
This adapts 15V, 2.0A USB-C Power Delivery power supplies to the 7.5V, 2.2A barrel jack on the PowerBook 160. I would assume that it works on other PowerBooks, but I haven't tested it. Of course, this can all be adapted to supply…
A simple vertical stand for your Juniper EX2300-C Ethernet switch! This holds the EX2300-C upright, with some small fingers that gently hold onto the switch's cooling fins. You'll probably want to print two of them.
These are models of DSSS and OFDM signatures, which represent what Wi-Fi looks like on a spectrum analyzer such as a MetaGeek Wi-Spy or Ekahau Sidekick. They can be used as cool models, or for teaching tools. DSSS (Direct Sequence Spread…
This printed part attaches an inexpensive Pluggable USB Microscope to an InnoGear Microphone Boom Arm . It might work with other boom arms as well, and also uses a ¼-20 screw, so it might have other possible applications. I'd consider…
Straight road for Little Tykes Waffle Blocks, one block length. Connects to original parts snugly, but is a little loose when connected to other printed sections. One part is the length of one waffle block, not a half length of road. I…
This is a two-part, printable belt clip for the WLAN Pi Pro. It consists of a printed clip, and a printed screw with a knob, which screws into the ¼-20 nut on the back of the WLAN Pi Pro. Printing I recommend printing this part in PETG…
The official WLAN Pi Pro case! Unfortunately, the internal hardware for the WLAN Pi Pro hardware isn't available separately, but if you have a WLAN Pi Pro with a broken case, then here are the files! And hey, be careful taking apart your…
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