Hi, there are a couple of things I would like to ask.
Could I still buy the design? I see that there is a new version on your website, and I was wondering if there was a different set of instructions for that(i.e. Bluetooth and WIFI integrated in)? The new version has a no need to change the Raspberry Pi anymore, does this mean that the USB that you take off can stay?
how does this do with Play station 1 games i see the version on your website is now sporting the Ras 3 any major improvements in games it couldnt run before?
I designed this version with the money I earned with the 3d printed version. It took several attempts to get the case the way it is now. If you gather the components yourself you should be able to built one for about 150 euro.
The switch I use is the original VELLEMAN R1600B from Germany. I have uses the Chinese (cheaper) versions but the nice thing of the Velleman switch is that the plastic body is transparent instead of grey plastic. You will see the whole switch light up beautifully! The R1600B switch therefore looks great in the transparent case. :-)
Hey Liuk89, I recently purchased the all-new pro tech toolkit from ifixit.com, definitely worth checking out as it contains an awesome screwdriver set as well!
rgrimble made it!
26 Comments
6 years ago
What solder do you use?
Reply 6 years ago
Stannol 1,00mm HS10 Fg. 2,5%
NOT the lead-free :-D
4 years ago
Link to design file for case doesn't work. Can you attach a file, please?
5 years ago
Hi, there are a couple of things I would like to ask.
Could I still buy the design? I see that there is a new version on your website, and I was wondering if there was a different set of instructions for that(i.e. Bluetooth and WIFI integrated in)? The new version has a no need to change the Raspberry Pi anymore, does this mean that the USB that you take off can stay?
5 years ago
Can this be used with the Raspberry Pi 3?
6 years ago
Much sexier than my pi station, and smart use of the ATX RASPI board, wish I had thought of that when I built mine!
6 years ago
Very nice project, congratulations. Do you know a cheaper way to safely turn off the pi? The ATXRaspi is a good solution but a little bit pricy!
6 years ago
Try a pine 64 board they are 15 dollars if you want to make a playstation or playstation 2 rig maybe.
6 years ago
how does this do with Play station 1 games i see the version on your website is now sporting the Ras 3 any major improvements in games it couldnt run before?
6 years ago
Great tutorial, thanks for sahring this!
That the average budget you had for whole the set up?
Reply 6 years ago
I designed this version with the money I earned with the 3d printed version. It took several attempts to get the case the way it is now. If you gather the components yourself you should be able to built one for about 150 euro.
6 years ago
where do you get the games, do you get them in win format or Linux.
Reply 6 years ago
You need to have ROMS of your favourite games. I can't help you with downloading them but you can do a simple google search ;-)
6 years ago
how to control the games, what kind of controller or do u use keyboard?
Reply 6 years ago
You can use ALL USB game controllers or a (wireless) mouse and keyboard.
My favourite controller is the SNES controller. Thanks, D
6 years ago
Hi,
The switch I use is the original VELLEMAN R1600B from Germany.
I have uses the Chinese (cheaper) versions but the nice thing of the Velleman switch is that the plastic body is transparent instead of grey plastic. You will see the whole switch light up beautifully! The R1600B switch therefore looks great in the transparent case. :-)
6 years ago
Profile pic on point! Good tutorial nonetheless!
6 years ago
what brand is your tools shown in the pics?
Reply 6 years ago
I mean the screwdriver set!!!
Reply 6 years ago
Hey Liuk89, I recently purchased the all-new pro tech toolkit from ifixit.com, definitely worth checking out as it contains an awesome screwdriver set as well!