Internal Gotek Drive Chassis for Tandy 1000 HX or Amiga 2000

This Gotek drive case is designed specifically for computers which use the larger 1.25” tall 3.5" Floppy Drive form factor.

I've designed it to use a 128x64 0.96' OLED and Rotary Encoder with Push-button. You can also add a little speaker if you like.

Required Parts:

• Half axis rotary encoder, handle length 15mm, code switch / EC11 / digital potentiometer with switch 5-Pin
• White or Blue colour 128X64 0.96 I2C OLED Display Module
• FlashFloppy firmware - there are other options, but IME FlashFloppy is the most compatible with Tandy computers
• A FlashFloppy compatible Gotek drive (for the electronics)
• Internal Gotek Floppy and Power Adaptor for the 1000 HX (not needed for the A2k)
• 4x M3 x 6mm Button head screws for the two case halves.
• 3x original self-tapping Gotek  PCB screws to fix the PCB to the case

NOTES:

• As per the picture, you need to remove the little nub on the top of the Rotary Encoder case for it to sit flat - I just used side cutters.
• The OLED display sits in-between the two vertical rails and is fixed in place with some hot-glue. It should sit perfectly on the bottom of the case, providing perfect vertical alignment. 
• CAD file has been provided for remixing.

Updates: 

• I found a “Bone White” filament from CC3D that is a slightly better colour match. It's got a slight greenish hue, but is much less bright than the warm whites I've tried previously. See the last picture for a comparison with eSun Warm White. 
• Another option that might be even better is Overture Matte Beige PLA.
• I've been advised the there is now “Retro Platinum PLA” from Polar Filament available that might also be a good match.