An Atari 800 with a missing key gets expanded to 48K, RAM tested with a Super Salt diagnostic cartridge and a 3D printed temporary keycap. Then the original key turns up in the box.
Mike Dailly strikes again: conductive filament, Lemmings on three more platforms, a second Bob Ross gummy kit and a Commodore 64 branded web PC.
A homemade Atari 2600 cartridge with a resin printed shell, an AI art label and a 21V EPROM burned on an 18V programmer. Nearly everything went wrong, but it booted.
Can engineering resin replace the shrinking nylon gear in a 3DO FZ-1 CD-ROM drive? I set up an Elegoo Mars 3 and print six variants.
A stack of boxes opened at last: a CD-i 450, Japanese junk, Spectrums, Archimedes machines on loan and the clear resin A600 case.