Just to show you my final version of the Circuit Sword.
It is a nice maschine after all the different Pi Zero's I did up to now. This maschine is amazing fast compared to the Pi0`s.
The build is nothing special. My adaptations:
Analog stick: I chose lower left side since this bracket was easier to print for me. Just too late I recogniced the psp1000 plastic washer for dust protection is chaffing on the housing but I could manage to remove this part my quezing and cutting from outside without the need of disassemble the board again. (By the way: for N64 settings I need to swap analog L and R)
Fir the QI charging: just a nice feature I wanted to have since the parts are cheap to source and easy to install. I decided not to do the battery bay clip mod as I saw on one of our users since I belive not to often to open the bay and I wanted to reduce all possible voltage drop.
The upper holes for LED indication with hotglue went not too bad. For a better finish I cleaned the outside with alcohol and reheated carfully the surface/glue buy hotair at 200° celsius.
I did not take any pictures from the inside but all brackets are 3d printed, thanks on all the uses here which published there files to the community! All internal brackets screws are from the "Laptop kit" mentioned for MintyPi.
Edit: pictures added.
Just another Circuit Sword
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Re: Just another Circuit Sword
I want to do a build with the analog stick in the same position, does it play easily like this? Is it easy to hold and play and can you reach the shoulder buttons as well?
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Re: Just another Circuit Sword
Hi JustPlainBill,
I just tried: you can reach the back buttons still if you use the left thumb analog stick! Maybe the middle position for analog stick would be a little more comfortable but it is still playable on my layout.
I just tried: you can reach the back buttons still if you use the left thumb analog stick! Maybe the middle position for analog stick would be a little more comfortable but it is still playable on my layout.
Re: Just another Circuit Sword
how did you go about mounting the joystick? im working on my Circuit Sword and plan on doing two joysticks, going to get hoolyhoos psp screen bracket
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Re: Just another Circuit Sword
Sorry for the late answer. I downloaded the 3d print file for the bracket from this treat:
https://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=58&t=5424
The joystick is screwed in the bracket, don't forget to remove the plastic washer from the psp joystick!
I fixed the bracket assembly with a small drop of hotglue. It is later mostly hold in place by the big lug and friction from the screwed in CS board pushing on it.
By the way: on this build I did not used epoxy because I want to keep the oportunity to remove / swap parts if necessary later on.
https://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=58&t=5424
The joystick is screwed in the bracket, don't forget to remove the plastic washer from the psp joystick!
I fixed the bracket assembly with a small drop of hotglue. It is later mostly hold in place by the big lug and friction from the screwed in CS board pushing on it.
By the way: on this build I did not used epoxy because I want to keep the oportunity to remove / swap parts if necessary later on.
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