This project will most likely suit the MAME builder more than a classic arcade restorer. I wanted to place some USB jacks inside an arcade cabinet to charge a keyboard, and run some single board computers. Rather than hardwire all of this, and maintain the ability to change out between different USB sizes, I chose to put power jacks throughout the cabinet. USB break out boards are readily available on Amazon, and this small case, will hold them in place. Printed in 2 half’s, you can choose a separate color for each making them even more fancy. All components including the bill of material are listed below.
USB 2.0 Breakout Board | Shop for this item | ||
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Stainless Phillips Flat Head Screws #2 Size, 1/2" Long Part # 90065A082 | Shop for this item |
Printer Brand: | Flashforge | ||
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Printer: | Dreamer Dual Extruder | Shop for this item | |
Nozzle Used: | Micro Swiss .4mm Nozzle MK10 All Metal Hotend Upgrade Kit | Shop for this item | |
Rafts? | No | ||
Supports? | Not Required | ||
Infill | 35% | ||
Shown Printed in Filament Color | Proto-Pasta Tangerine Orange Metallic Gold HTPLA, 1.75mm 500g | Shop for this item | |
Shown Printed in Filament Color | Solutech Silver Metal 3D Printer PLA Filament 1.75MM PLA175TCMS | Shop for this item | |
Shown Printed in Filament Color | Solutech Real Black 3D Printer PLA Filament 1.75MM PLA175RBLK | Shop for this item |
None required.
This design, as well as previous designs, was done in Autodesk’s free 123D design. This is now an abandoned piece of software, that I am still very proficient in. You can download its last revision for Windows (2.2.14) here, but understand that the online cloud storage option no longer works.
The .123dx file may contain sketches, solids, or both needed to render the final STL. and is included to ease part modification for your purpose.
The STL file for slicing
The Autodesk 123D Design file that generated this part
The STL file for slicing
The Autodesk 123D Design file that generated this part
ALL file and pictures