Absolutely stunning !

fleedar wrote on 2020-10-01, 23:03:

wiretap wrote on 2020-10-01, 20:42:

Please tell me you are uploading the STL files to Thingiverse. Haha

I do plan to do this! I need to clean them up first and and fix a couple issues that I had to modify by hand before assembling, but I want to upload them and put together a BOM once I do.

Thank you for being awesome.

Until I saw this thread I couldnt find a good reason to buy a 3D-printer...

After seing this amazing work I really need one 😀

I am speechless. This is bloody amazing. For a minute I thought it was my old 286 from mid to late 80s. Then I cried. Ah, the nostalgia.

that is so cute - congratulations

But where's the mini Model M keyboard?

Haha, thats looking excellent! Very nice work!

Saw this on reddit, really nice finishing!

Awesome!

Make one for LGR and he'll love you forever.

This wins. Excellent job, to the point where I seriously can't believe you hadn't worked with CAD before! The results speak for themselves!

Impressive. Very cool.

Amazing job! I want one.

Just WOW!

Truly amazing work! I made a fully 3d-printed AT case for miniature 6-ISA slot AT motherboards, and have a good idea how much work that must have taken.

I’d love to make one, for myself.

- Alex

fleedar wrote on 2020-10-01, 17:36:

The PC itself is a Raspberry Pi 4.

For a little more XT immersion you probably could get a PCem v16 build going since that works on ARM linux nowadays, for the extra punch of XT timing and quirks. 😀 VC6 doesn't have GL3 drivers for using good CRT shaders though

That is very cool, you did a great job.

This is AMAZING! I absolutely love it and the print quality looks really impeccable from the pictures. I would buy one of these.

Neat. Now you need some miniature floppies to go with.

A pair of Micro SD card readers might be the right scale.

- Alex

Impressive attention to detail.