3D printed rear pane for Checkmate A1500+
 

I treated myself to a 3D printer for Christmas and have been chipping away at how to print items successfully and how to model them in Fusion 360. I thought I would share todays success... (3hr print):

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A rear panel for my Checkmate A1500+

• Houses JR45 socket from my ACA500+ X-Surf-500

• Easier access to SD card ACA500+

I also printed off a stand for my Gotek so I could house it internally alongside my DF0. It is a tight squeeze with the ACA500+ but I can just about do it. Needed a little work to fit and to open up the screw holes for my rear panel, the print went a little wonky one end but it is all internal so you cannot see it. Did not take into account the need to hollow out the card reader hole and I need to hot glue the reader in place.

Not bad for a first try. I pinched models from elsewhere and mixed them with my own. Fusion 360 is weird.

Not bad at all.

I've been 3D printing for a couple of years, it's never easy, but it's hardest in winter when cold drafts are common.

Hope you'll share your designs.

Thank you. I am setup in the office with the computers at the moment so nice and warm but it will need to get relegated to the garage soon.

Gotek mount for Checkmate: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4284809

My rear panel: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4698843

Note: My rear panel is not perfect.

We just need someone to make Amiga coloured filament. People get upset when I grind down cases to feed into my Filastruder.

https://www.printedsolid.com/pages/s...lts-page?q=500

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Interesting. Shame it's only in PLA, I don't do that.