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if you need any more in-depth information, just let me know ill share what i can to support your build!

the top corner holes have an ID of 4.5mm my inserts have an OD of 5mm, but you can grind them down to 4.5 without too much issue and glue them in with super glue i think. (you can get a long M3 bolt, screw them on and then put it in a drill, you can then use sand paper or probably even a combo...

it might be that STL files are natively supported and STP files are not, i generally use Linux, so i would not know :cool:

actually, this was not supposed to get posted yet, i will mend it today once i found the correct files :-)

you could use prusa slicer to watch the files

Ibook G3 battery pack Oh, found another one, this one is tricky to print, and im not 100% happy with it but it is the Ibook G3 battery pack shells, i have assembled a pack like this and it does all fit, but it is not as strong as i want it to be. i forgot the STP file there, so i have added...

i have something similar for the Colour Classic, to be added to the back of it's backplate to hold the SDcard slot. i cant find the images to go with it

Really cool sir! do share the pictures, im curious how nice it will look in resin print! SLA could also be nice i think, but there is not much choice for colour. (would work well in black though) for the monitor it takes about 350mA at max brightness, so less then 1A, but more then 300mA...

I have made a very simple yet sturdy and well placed SD card slot holder for the LC475, i'd like to share it. It snaps in to a slot in the bottom and latches there, so no cutting or alteration to the case is required. if your case is biscuit-brittle, pre-heat the 3D printed plastic part with...

I'm willing to make the needed modifications to the existing design, if you can reach some consensus on what would be best, and provide that to me, then i can adjust the current design if needed. to power the computer from the single USB-C plug should not be an issue either.

wow, and for $35,- that's a steal! with HDMI i'd have to guide that cable through, maybe we can power the LCD from the USB-C power plug as well the power consumption is low anyways at just 4W. as always, plenty of room for improvement

the fit right now is quite tight actually, there is no extra space inside to place a larger display, it would require a re-design of the whole thing (not impossible, but a few hours work for sure) thanks for the link to the solutions to the scribe area on the LCD, this is indeed an issue...

Turns out Eyoyo has a website for the US market with links and all (I finally remembered) https://www.eyoyousa.com/

Valid points, 1: I found it on Ebay https://www.ebay.com/itm/267198515931, I'm based out of northern Thailand, on the Asian webshops they are readily available 2: Made in resin i doubt it will last very long, or will be stable in colour, resin tends to yellow really fast (1 year or so) so...

Resin would require a very large printer to make, not easy to find. but clear PETG would be an option for sure, and it would hide enough inside to make it look good

Cool videos on the cases, i had not quite realized it was you commenting (i'm quite new to the hobby) regardless, i'm a HW guy so i hope i can contribute some cool HW hacks for vintage computers, I've done a bunch of repairs over the years for friends so i still have some solutions left to...

Nice ! Thanks for sharing DJW!

mostly the same if you ask me, your screen is also IPS, and that makes a difference! thanks for the praise, im also quite happy with the result! also, i have never seen a black Apple IIc in the wild, looks nice, and will not yellow, how's the quality of those maceffect cases?

Hi there, Fellow Tinkerers, Recently i have spend some time to make a 3D printable display for the Apple IIc, and today is the day to share the design as all is finished, assembled, tested and so on. I am sharing the STL files so you can print the design yourself (or send it to a printing...