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This is a simple 3D-printed case I made for my OnePlus 10 Pro . It’s designed to work with the Rii Mini K02+ Bluetooth Keyboard and requires 2x M5 bolts for assembly. Note: I'm still pretty new to 3D modeling, so the topology is a bit…
My First Cyberdeck! I love experimenting with different electronic components and learning how they work, that’s why I included breadboards in the build. It’s very easy to make: all you need are four VESA screws and some super glue. You…
My cyberdeck journey started because I wanted to build a portable computer where I can connect electronic sensors and parts directly to the computer. The first 2 versions had issues that made them unpleasant to use, so I designed the…
I recently played Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and loved it. Decided to make Gustave's Lumina Converter as a lamp that uses PN532 to sense Nevrons with RFID tags to toggle different lighting effects. So it's just like in the game - the…
A while back I had an idea to make an actual paintress who rises up and "paints" a new number on her monolith. I was finally able to put it together. It uses a servo and a stepper motor to turn/lift the paintress. And a small OLED screen…
Record player from Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 as a Bluetooth speaker. The speakers are housed in the stool and both the stool and record player can be separated so better speakers can be connected instead. Parts: PAM8403 DIY Wireless…
This is essentially a new custom case for the old Lenovo S10 netbook. For the hinges, you'll need two bolts - 70mm in length and 5mm in diameter. Here is the mechanical keyboard I used. It runs Windows XP, customized with a Matrix theme,…
A simple attachable tablet stand I made for the Redragon K622 Horus TKL keyboard. Requires padding for a secure attachment.
Cyberdeck Stand with 7-Segment Display One of the problems I had with my cyberdeck was that there wasn't any way to place it on a table, so I decided to make a stand for it. It has a 4-digit, 7-segment display controlled by an ESP32 . By…
This VESA monitor mount is designed for the Kolink Rocket Heavy ITX PC case . It uses a 75mm VESA connection and attaches to the case with four motherboard screws . For tilt adjustment, it requires an 6mm wide bolt .
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