I've made a few circuit swords in the past so I have experience with the different back button options, but I assume the ones for the sword won't work on the shield and I don't see any that come in the kit. I can add my own buttons just fine but I've never worked with the GB Pocket so I'm not sure ...

Two beautiful builds! I haven’t thought of doing a print with marble PLA. The price for the chrome build is a steal. Thanks! Yea its just Inland Marble PLA. Nothing super fancy, but man it looks great and under $20 a spool! I couldn't pass it up :o I didn’t know that Inland sold one. Looks like I’m...

Two beautiful builds! I haven’t thought of doing a print with marble PLA. The price for the chrome build is a steal.

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Mon Feb 24, 2020 10:35 am

Finally get to upgrade to a 640x480 screen! I love my Circuit Sword and am really looking forward to more pixels!

It’s a wonderful screen. Well worth the investment. The viewing angles are much better too, in my opinion.

I will definitely getting a sword and shield, but I am wondering about back buttons for the shield. Seems like there will be much less room in the GB Pocket case and I haven't seen any examples of back buttons yet. Is this something we need to figure out ourselves or is someone making a simple pcb?...

Sometimes the screen needs a few reflows to get good contact. The early screens that went out were poorly soldered to the board before Helder caught it. Try reflowing it again with a bit of flux.

Hello all, I’m parting way with some of my mechanical keyboards to make room for future projects. For sale, I have the following: Leopold FC660M with Cherry Brown switches. Black case with navy blue key caps. The keyboard comes with a nice neoprene sleeve: $50 E6CA3F17-8504-4C56-92CC-139C06BE8AE8.jp...

Hello all, I have decided to part ways with my TinyPi Pro to make room for some other projects. I’ve only opened it to admire at the beauty of the kit but it has never been assembled. $100 takes it and I’ll cover shipping (continental US only). PayPal friends and family only. Let me know if you have...

These work great: https://www.adafruit.com/product/3101

They stick perfectly out of the tin. You'll just need to glue them down and run wire to the L and R pads on the power board PCB.

Any shorts or damage that anyone would need to worry about? The soldering on the pins are rough.