NES Pi

[jabsder]

Hello everybody.

i want to show you the converted Nintendo NES. The Case is designed for Raspberry Pi 3 and 2 Modell B.

[meleu]

great job!

[Rion]

Nice!

Can we get more high resolution pictures and also from inside the case?

[Corporal Queso]

• What did you use for the black plastic that you cut out the holes (for the HDMI, ethernet, etc.)
• Did you use a Mausberry switch for the Power/Reset buttons?
• How did you internally get the female ends of the HDMI, USB, and Ethernet in place? Are these just male-to-female cords glued in to the black plastic?

Looks amazing, I'm doing something very similar.

[senkun]

Very nice! Very well finished, I noticed that the recent projects are looking very meticulously polished indeed.

[jabsder]

@Rion

if you click the images,they are again slightly larger.

@Corporal-Queso

• i use ABS Plastic. all Parts are 3D printed.
• no, i use normal switches. The Raspberry becomes the Power over the micro USB.
• yes , just male-to-female cords. But nothing is glued, all parts are bolted. ok a little glue to fix the LED ;).

[Predator04]

Can you share the Stl? And what hardware you used? I would love to do this!

[XVO]

Looks great, I also have a pi in a nes casing but can't get the gpio to work for power or reset. Can you tell me how you did this?

[jabsder]

@Predator04
maybe i like to someday publish a guide on my website.

@XVO
i don´t use the GPIO for power and reset. It´s a connection between

5V Power Supply --> micro USB female jack --> taster(NC) for Reset--> switch(on/off) --> micro USB mal jack to put it on the raspberry.

This way is user friendly, programming free, usable GPIO´s.

I have already sold a few. The last went to california, from Germany.