sudomod

I've had this finished for a few months now and haven't had time to post it. It's the second Circuit Sword I've built and I'd like to call it the "sudoNod". It's more of a tip of the hat to some of the key players here on sudomod. Thank you all for your contributions.
Internals from Kite's Circuit Sword round 1
Screen bracket and mode/power bracket and Stormtrooper theme from HoolyHoo
Vented cartridge and bracket for Kite's R1L1 courtesy of AntFJ
Performance optimization and stickers and screen glass from YaYa the wizard
Splash screen from magaccio
GameBoy stand designed by moooarcuuuus


click the links if you want more info about each contribution.

photos below
Thanks for reading.
also, putting this up for sale before i get in trouble for having too many toys

Hi,

Do you have an STL file for the headphone socket surround you have used on your build? Makes it look very neat!

Cheers,

Nurgle

nurgle wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 31, 2018 4:06 am

Hi,

Do you have an STL file for the headphone socket surround you have used on your build? Makes it look very neat!

Cheers,

Nurgle

I do. I'd be glad to share it too. Only thing is it's not a print and install kinda thing. I'm using a 0.4mm nozzle and it looked ugly when printing to the size needed for the headphone jack. So what I did was print with a smaller diameter then drilled it out as needed. I will upload as many different file types as i can when i get home (hopefully it will be useful as far as modifications go)

Ok, here are the files for the collar on the headphone jack.
The STL file was printed at 0.15 resolution. The hole must be drilled out to size i order to fit over the headphone jack. I've also included a step file if anyone would rather print it with a larger hole or perhaps try to print with a smaller nozzle. Hope this helps. I will also post it on the sudomod thingiverse page.

Excellent, thank you!

Nice, how did you connect the fan with the solder points? What type of Connector is this?

reipet wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 05, 2018 6:34 am

Nice, how did you connect the fan with the solder points? What type of Connector is this?

It's a simple JST connector, commonly used on the batteries. It may look a little different because I installed some heat shrink tubing on one side to provide some strain relief on the very thin fan wires.

Curious how you modified the USB dust cover to fit perfectly like that. Just really good dremelling?

Very nice build very clean, and i love the jack surround idea

gambino37 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 08, 2018 7:56 am

Curious how you modified the USB dust cover to fit perfectly like that. Just really good dremelling?

No power tools needed. The cover was a simple modification using a file. The right size file in the right spot and the cover fits perfectly. I haven't had one fall out either.