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Raven060 (kodak80 build)

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Ordering a couple of white IO shields. https://kad3d.com.au/ is who I have been using in Australia. :)
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kodak80 wrote: Sat Feb 07, 2026 11:47 am My recommendation is to use the original one in Github and a local print company or your own printer.
Don't understand why jlcpcb complained about the file.. I gave the one from Github to a guy at work and he said it was a super easy print.
The piece looks great and I'm looking forward to trying it out.
Apparently we have a whole Teams channel at work for 3d-printer enthusiasts so I asked there and got a print next day :)
(I work at a decently sized video games company so there's no shortage of tech enthusiasts of all kinds)
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agranlund wrote: Thu Feb 12, 2026 3:54 pm
kodak80 wrote: Sat Feb 07, 2026 11:47 am My recommendation is to use the original one in Github and a local print company or your own printer.
Don't understand why jlcpcb complained about the file.. I gave the one from Github to a guy at work and he said it was a super easy print.
The piece looks great and I'm looking forward to trying it out.
Apparently we have a whole Teams channel at work for 3d-printer enthusiasts so I asked there and got a print next day :)
(I work at a decently sized video games company so there's no shortage of tech enthusiasts of all kinds)
Good to hear you got it printed.

I submitted multiple different STL to JLCPCB and they failed pretty much all of them. The STL submitted were available from sources such as Thingverse.
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This is the result of your effort. Thank you !
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Oh, that looks *really* nice!!!
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Mikerochip wrote: Mon Feb 16, 2026 4:44 pm Oh, that looks *really* nice!!!
It's really perfect. The cables fit wonderfully.
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luciodra wrote: Mon Feb 16, 2026 5:02 pm
Mikerochip wrote: Mon Feb 16, 2026 4:44 pm Oh, that looks *really* nice!!!
It's really perfect. The cables fit wonderfully.
Looks good. Based on the shoulders of giants... Thanks to the original template from @agranlund Github Pull Request submitted to add the Blender IO Shield file. :)

Here is the original Blender file I used to create the STL should anyone want to tweak it further:
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Might be a good fit for my Raven when it is available. ;)

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  • Opti 82C930 sound controller with discrete Yamaha OPL3 (SBPRO/WSS compatible)
  • PCMIDI Intelligent Mode MPU-401 interface
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Cool, nice find!
Might be an excellent fit for the Raven :D
BTW: I think it is called „SonicVision“ - but on the website they also use both terms (SoundVision might be a typo)
Curious how much this will cost, once available…
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LarryL wrote: Sun May 31, 2026 6:32 am Cool, nice find!
Might be an excellent fit for the Raven :D
BTW: I think it is called „SonicVision“ - but on the website they also use both terms (SoundVision might be a typo)
Curious how much this will cost, once available…
I *knew* I knew that website. @LarryL, this isn't going to be cheap.
I've seen these fellas before, on Vogons.

Just the MPU-401 part, they sell for I think €110.
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