3D Printing
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One cartridge, two consoles, and an LED bright enough to illuminate the workbench. Today I’m building the Pico A10400, a DIY Atari 2600 and Atari 7800 multicart, then giving it a case that looks a bit more finished than a bare circuit board sticking out of the console. If you’re looking for an Atari VCS…
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Seven Commodore 64s of unknown condition, one untrusted power supply. I build and calibrate an OpenC64Saver from PCBWay boards, then put every machine through the same test.
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The machine doing the work was the Anycubic Kobra X, which arrived as sponsored hardware. It is a four colour filament changing printer that does not need a separate multi material box bolted to the side of your desk, and that turned out to matter more than I expected. Building the Anycubic Kobra X (the…
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Two copies of Looping came out of my house fire, and one probably didn’t work before it. I clean both boards, rehouse them in 3D printed shells and test them.
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One PCB, one EPROM and one logic chip: building a 32K ColecoVision cartridge for Caverns of Titan, right up to the moment I find out what it actually needs.