My PiStation Project

[FlyingTomahawk]

@Cape-City said in My PiStation Project:

@FlyingTomahawk (are you German?)

Schweiz, Zürich
Moved to Japan 10 years ago. Live here ever since.

I have 2 junk PSX with that parallel port but I got no 3D printer. Let's be honest here, which normal civilian owns a 3D printer?! :-)

[Cape-City]

@FlyingTomahawk

I don't have a 3D printer aswell :D But there are existing many 3D print studios, which do such jobs for a couple of bucks.
Also the cheapiest quality, like in my case, impressed me very much! With 3D printed parts those kind of projects get a extremly professional touch, i think.

-> https://www.3dhubs.com/

[Cape-City]

@edmaul69

You can just ignore the LAN port and audio jack out, using only wlan and audio via hdmi. then u don't need the parallel
port in the case or you have to cut this slot out by hand with a dremel or so.

[Cape-City]

@FlyingTomahawk

Wer hat's erfunden? ;)

Japan - das Land der Spielekonsolen :) and such more of beautyness.

[Shakz]

@FlyingTomahawk I have one.....define "normal" ;-)

[edmaul69]

@Cape-City i have been done with mine for a while but some good stuff when i need to do one for my buddy. Do you have a link for the parts you bought?

[space cadet]

Nice work man!

[markyh444]

I saw somebody else use very similar 3D printed parts for his PSX Pi conversion on YouTube as well. Gives it a clean finish, but I agree with @edmaul69 that I wanted to keep the original pads so added usb into where the memory card slot was on my build.

[Cape-City]

@edmaul69

The links are all in the description of the first video.
The original project and webshop where to buy the cable and that stuff came from retro-emulation.com

[Cape-City]

@markyh444

I guess you mean the website from Andreas jabs on retro-emulation.com ;) he has the building video on YouTube online.

[markyh444]

@Cape-City Yeh, that's the one!