CrackedConsole I printed out the full set of parts for version 2.3 of my Gameboy cartridge modular case and snapped everything together last night.
The cartridge pieces work perfect and everything fits together nice and snug, though the new frame pieces I added in version 2.3 need a slit bit of work.
Check out the forums for further details
I finally finished up the video for PSU Control with OctoPrint on a Raspberry Pi and using a 5v relay to control the power of your 3D printer.
This will allow you to keep your Octoprint setup running, without the printer being powered on all the time when not in use.
Just log into your OctoPrint web console and power up the printer when you are ready.
I also have a brief write up, with links to all items as well as 3D printed parts in use.
OctorPrint and PSU Control on our Forums
Need more light? Check out this step by step tutorial on how to build a light halo for your hobby desk so you can officially say goodbye to shadows!
For the beginner miniature wargaming hobbyist, it is very easy to head down to any local office supplies store and purchase a few desk lamps to increase the light in your new hobby workspace.
Now that I am wrapping up PinkyPi , I’ve decided to start building out the second device I wanted to make. This new Mini Handheld device will use an Adafruit Joy Bonnet with Stereo speakers and a larger screen and battery.
I did end up going with a Raspberry Pi 3 A+ for this build, for abit more CPU power
I happened to be watching an episode of Talk About Games, from the YouTube Channel Cinemassacre, and they mentioned the desire for a stackable and connecting Gameboy cartridge case.
Of course I rushed to Sketchup and made a quick doodle, followed up with the case on the printer now being printed.
This is currently still very beta, and I have yet to test fit a game, or the case together… I will be updating it once I verify fitment, and I plan to drastically change the interconnection method.
Though you can find it on Thingiverse at
ETAPrime puts his $250 Emulation PC to the test, can it handle PS2, GameCube or even PS3 and Wii U?
Looking for a bed level tool for your 3D Printer? Check out this DIY LED based version on instructables!
LED 3D Printer Bed Leveling Tool
Rerez gets to play the largest Tetris game in the world!
Version 2.0 of the Public release of PinkyPi is about to print and be play tested! I’ve made several small design changes to the case and layout as well as upgraded buttons!
You can find the details in our forums
