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    • rauzerR
      rauzer
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      Hi.
      I'm an italian guy with a retrogame attitude (and not very well english studied)
      I'd like to do retrogaming the right way so i wanted to setup an hard (metal, FE) arcade setup with a spare Raspberry 3.
      A choosed a laser cutted metal sheet, industrially bended and with fixing holes and stuff.
      Prints are with "pedestrian laminated" dull sheet so hands and rings don't scratch the cover.
      On the back: 2 usb, 1 hdmi, 1 lan, 1 power inlet.
      Power adapter is placed inside so it can be full portable for holidays and so on.

      Feedback and so on are very appreciated : i already have some requests so i want to produce this setup the best way as possible.

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      • mooseprM
        moosepr @rauzer
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        @rauzer That is pretty awesome!! did you cut and bend the metal yourself? or did you find someone to do it for you?

        want to get a tft into your project, look no further than here https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/7464/ili9341-tft-screen-guide

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        • rauzerR
          rauzer @moosepr
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          @moosepr i designed it with solidworks then let all the works done (cutting, Bending, holes) by a metal works industry.

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