3D models of ST parts

[sandord]

I drew 3D models of some ST parts (PSU bracket and floppy post) lately and I was thinking, perhaps it could be of interest to others to build up a library of models so those with a 3D printer can print them at home to replace missing/broken parts in their STs, Falcons etc.

Since my 3D printer can only print models up to 12x12x12 cm and I figure most 3D printers won't go much larger, I think we should focus on smaller parts.

Do you guys & gals have any suggestions for parts that you might need to replace or envision replacing in the future, which I and others can design and leave and STL file of here?

[sandord]

Oh, I wanted to add that I'm working on an update of the wonderful Gotek + OLED model from BRAINCELL (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2664753) to optimize it for the Atari STF casing slot.

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Using this bracket instead of the original casing has two big advantages (this counts for the original model in the link as well):

- You won't need to make the floppy cable longer because the Gotek goes upside down on the printed bracket so the cable doesn't need to be twisted
- The OLED display (which you can order separately, it's a fairly common part) fits in nicely.

[exxos]

I think a falcon cf adapter bracket would be useful.

[sandord]

I think a falcon cf adapter bracket would be useful.

Can you provide a link to the actual product? Or at least a picture? I have only a faint idea of how this adapter would look like.

[exxos]

There isn't one, that's the problem :)

[sandord]

There isn't one, that's the problem :)

:lol: so you mean that your CF card is just dangling inside your Falcon? I think that includes a converter cable or adapter of some sorts, right?

I wish I still had my Falcon, if only I hadn't sold it back then... The worst thing is that I spend the cash I got for it on a PC. God knows how much I spent on PCs in my life :(

[Atarian Computing]

This is a better Gotek solution, but for MSTE. Obviously can be converted to STFM-STE

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2901323

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[exxos]

:lol: so you mean that your CF card is just dangling inside your Falcon? I think that includes a converter cable or adapter of some sorts, right?

I wish I still had my Falcon, if only I hadn't sold it back then... The worst thing is that I spend the cash I got for it on a PC. God knows how much I spent on PCs in my life :(

Like these things... https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/atari/store2/#0036

Mine just just in a red anti-static bag inside my falcon :lol:

Found these images which gives the idea...

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Atari-Falcon-IDE-Hard-Drive-Bracket.jpg

[crashman]

I don't remember where I found this replacement for the Mega ST backplate.
I think it was supposed to hold some USB connectors or such.
But I can't find where I saw it first.
I hope it will come handy to anyone.

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[PhilC]

I don't remember where I found this replacement for the Mega ST backplate.
I think it was supposed to hold some USB connectors or such.
But I can't find where I saw it first.
I hope it will come handy to anyone.
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Cool, that will come in handy for me. Not sure where the original went :-)