Variant 2: Simple fan mount I designed a little bracket which can be used to attach the fan nicely (hopefully :lol: ) to the CM of kites circuit sword. Then fan can be fastened with up to three M1 screws (I used the normal little "phillips head screws" from a 3rd party gameboy shell). To make it fi...

Great job man! Was that bondo you used? You can’t even tell where the hinges and slot was anymore.

I definitely like the look a lot. I agree with Helder on the fit. Maybe you can lighty sand the holes to open them up a litter bigger so that they pop out more.

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Wed May 16, 2018 2:31 pm

Im in just let me know how much!! Also if your willing to make a case. How much for that!! Looks great!!

If you look over to the 1st page you will see the price listed and the online sites on where to get the shell made, both in the UK and US.

Wow! That looks great. I was about to ask about the hinges as well but I see your pics above. Cool custom decals on the back as well.

Definitely interested in seeing the process when you post it.

Probably won’t work with the snes cartridge, but on my build with a full gameboy cartridge (not cut like yours). I used a dremmel to cut a strip off the metal shielding piece just above the bottom? two screw holes. I then filed down the rough edges and covered it in electrical tape the friction kee...

I’m guessing I missed it but can you show pics of how you connected the pogo pins instead of a jst battery connector? Where did you source the pogo pins?

Sorry if you already answered this somewhere.

I figured there was most likely something I was not thinking of especially without having all the components here. Maybe once I get everything there is still a way I could redesign it.

You could wet sand them, going finer in grit each time all the way up to 4000 or so. I also heard about using acetone vapors to smooth ABS. I have watched videos on youtube showing both. You should be able to fins them pretty easy.

How about we don't introduce more "Standard" conversions to a metric build. I would prefer if we stuck with metric all around; the only reason we are even having this discussion is we were trying to find the Ponoko equivalently sized acrylic sheets. You may already know this, but I found that on th...