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CYBER8BIT - NO AMS 3d Printed 1 PLAYER ARCADE

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A FULL 1 player Bartop Arcade for you to print in 3kg of filament or less!!!🕹

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Video Games
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Cyber8Bit – a Retro 3d Printed bartop

Inspired by the designs of Love Hulténs Originx and the 8BitDo Arcade Stick, this model is the result of me wanting to use my broken screens laptop 💥💻 with an unused old monitor 📺to finally have my very own bartop-arcade-gaming-machine🕹 the CHEAPEST WAY POSSIBLE.

I also went the least invasive route; I designed the cabinet to fit the laptop in its case and printed a “push button” to turn it on instead of hotwiring it; so that I could reuse the parts in the future (or even replace the laptop's screen).

Of course, those were just my options; but you can go whichever way youll like with it. I modeled a more hollowed version so you could fit a Raspberry Pi, a Mini ITX or an ATX with small components (inside room is around 330x438x70mm).

I have other ideas if I could get my hands on other accessories; like a black trackball or a flight joystick, so if you have some suggestions, please feel free to let me know!

 

Designed and fully assembled in the course of 37 days, I went through a million mistakes so you wont have to 😊 

Also, I used this color scheme because I already had the materials and wanted a very discreet look, but I would LOVE to see what someone else does with it, like using neon colors, glow in the dark or wood type filaments.

 

⚠ WARNING! DOWNLOAD ALL PARTS (41-43 PLATES) FOR THE ENTIRE CABINET⚠

⚠READ INSTRUCTIONS PDF BEFORE ASSEMBLY⚠

CYBER8BIT PART 1.3MF => CPO, CPO2, sides, top, bezel, upper trim hatch, bottom and inside support beams (29 plates)

CYBER8BIT PART 2.3MF => Back parts with 2 options for laptop/other (13 plates)

 CYBER8BIT OPTIONAL PLAQUE.3mf=> Front Customizable Name Tag with color change pause

 

Thanks for their previous designs to:

· SpaceBadgers Retro Arcade Stick: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1272533-retro-arcade-stick?from=search#profileId-1299590 

· Mintys 120mm fan grill: https://makerworld.com/en/models/629705-120mm-fan-grill?from=search#profileId-554495

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No glue needed (except for optional front plaque)

No AMS needed

Full Cabinet Dimensions: (414mmx468mmx330mm)

Parts soldering with filament waste is recommended

Total screws needed: (103+4 brass inserts)

M3x10mm => 62

M3x15mm => 16

M3x20mm => 2 (recommended, but M3x15 works OK)

M4x30mm => 19

Round Threaded Brass Heat-Insert Nut => 4

*M3x6mm => 4 (provided by Joystick kit)

HEX M6x30mm =>8

 

My Cyber8Bits other parts => 

ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX506LH (any laptop with a broken screen will do since I left a bit of leeway)

Philips 170x6

https://www.philips.es/c-p/170X6FB_00/17-pulgada-sxga

Sanwa Joystick + 10 Sanwa 30mm Buttons + USB zero delay encoder control board

https://es.aliexpress.com/item/1005001604572547.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.5.6eae194d2giOPB&gatewayAdapt=glo2esp

DVI-D to HDMI 0.5m wire

2-socket power strip with on/off switch

120x120x25mm 12v brushless Fan

USB wire for fan

4 USB HUB

 

Honest cost for my specific build => 

Filament: a bit more than 3 kg = 32,33€ (exactly 3.158,99g including design mistakes and failed prints) 

Black PLA

Metallic Gray PETG

Matte Red PLA

Translucent Red PETG 

SANWA Joystick + 10 buttons, inserts, screws, wires AND a soldering iron = 27,86€

TOTAL COST for me (not including the hardware I already had): 60,19€

Feeling of accomplishment and joy of playing my own Arcade: PRICELESS😂

 

· Total filament needed => 3.054,71g (LAPTOP VERSION) //  2.818,76g  (NO LAPTOP) //

*customazible plaque will vary depending on what you write on it.

 

PART 1 - 1997.71 g


PART 2 (LAPTOP VERSION) - 1057 g

PART 2 (NO LAPTOP VERSION) - 821.05 g

 

Cyber8Bit PART 1.3mf (29 plates)

 

 

Cyber8Bit PART 2.3mf (13 plates)

 

 

Cyber8Bit Optional Plaque.3mf

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