My 3D Printed Kryoflux Case

[COREi64]

Received my new board the other day. Been reading through the documentation to prepare myself for it's arrival. Thrilled when it finally arrived.

Had decided that there was NO WAY I was going to operate my board without some significant protection (as a rule I don't operate bare board electronics without some level of casing/protection)... Just how I deal with ensuring I won't have any unfortunate accidents.

Anyways, this is the solution that I came up with:

Here are the renders:







Here is the finished product:





After a bumpy start forcing Windows to accept the Kryoflux drivers, I'm happy to report this a unmitigated success, both in operation and in my successful casing of this great board.

Now I'm off to backing up and duplicating my personal collection of Commodore software.

Thomas
COREi64

[IFW]

Very nice

[rcade]

I printed the one already on Thingiverse, but yours is much nicer.

[COREi64]

Thanks very much.

Quite happy with how it turned out.

Thomas
COREi64