Game Cartridge Holder compatible with Texas Instruments Ti-99/4A Cartridges (Parametric)
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A Parametric cartridge holder for holding TI-99/4a carts. Multiple sizes offered, or open with Fusion to set your own.
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This is a cartridge holder designed to help you organize your TI-99/4A cartridges on a shelf or bookcase. The model features a parametric design allowing for extensive customization. A couple of preconfigured models are available including:
8x2 design suitable for the Prusa Core One/+
7x2 design for smaller 220x220 print beds
7x1 for beds under 200mmx200mm
6x1 design for a 180mmx180mm bed
6x2 design for shorter shelves
This model can be printed on its back face without supports on the Prusa Core One. It requires a 45 degree overhang angle. Printing standing up is not recommended due to the slot design.
Using the parametric model inside Fusion, you can customize the details further. Available parameters include:
Slot configuration from 2x2 and larger. Any 1 slot wide configurations will cause errors in the final pattern step. This can safely be ignored and you can export the model as-is.
Customizable horizontal and vertical clearance between cartridge slots to allow for easy access to the cartridges.
Cartridge dimensions for adapting to different game cart types
Slot angle
Tolerance, in case you need a slightly different fit
Different interior and exterior wall dimensions as a product of your nozzle extrusion width. Customize for different nozzle sizes and print settings.
Print Settings:
For the Prusa Core One/+, I recommend printing with the rear facing down, using 0.25mm layer heights and the BALANCED profile, with gyroid 5-8% infill and 2 perimeter walls.
For the Galaxy Black Prusament used in the reference photo, I used 240C nozzle temp and I needed to drop the maximum volumetric flow rate down to 18mm³/s to avoid underextrusion. I recommend testing your maximum volumetric flow rate before printing this, as the large outer layers will show issues if your printer is not properly dialed in.
Rafts and supports are not required for most sizes.
If you would like a specific size uploaded I will do my best to accomodate any requests.