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Yes that is true, but I have seen the belts used in CNCs before, it seems they run fine for light duty. Plus, I use dual belts on the X-axis. If I where to convert it into a CNC I would also probably move the Z-axis away from the build plate because it is hard to move a whole work piece rather...

I actually have considered changing this into a CNC mill, that is one of the reasons its so friggin' huge. It would be pretty cool to have a CNC/3D printer unit :awesome:

I get pretty decent quality out of it, there is slight banding in the z-direction but eventually ill swap out the z-axis lead screw with a higher quality one. I added an image of a print to the first post :wink:

Hello modretro members! I wanted to show off my 3D printer I finished a little while ago Specs: Build area: 12" by 9" , 6.5" height Heated bed E3D V6 hotend RAMPS board w/ A4988 stepper drivers Unit dimensions: W,21" L,17" H,15" The whole project took about a month to build, and cost around...

So.. how much can you sell them to me for?

7 dollars seems a bit much, someone got 20 of them off of Alibaba for 1.25$ a pop. I understand that you want to make some money off of them especially since you aren't shipping from china, but is there any way I could get a better deal if I bought more, like 10? I'm thinking like 4/ea + shipping

Sorry to double post but are they desoldered or brand new?

How much are you selling them for?

Then yes, that should fit

There is no charging jack on the PSone screen, because there are no internal batteries. It just has a jack for input power from the mains and to the PSOne. Plus, USB gives off 5V when the PSOne screen needs 7.5v.

So I tested my N64's with 3.3v and 12v lines from a power supply, still no video. I don't think my boards are fried, because I am testing this with multiple boards and I just got them. I even tried using different LCD displays, still nothing. Does anyone know what might be the problem? I must be...

Hey guys! Any progress, or info if anyone made this work? I want to do this to a 3DS slider to replace the dpad as well

To power my motherboard, I am using a Polulu 3.3v step up/step down power regulator, and I am using a Polulu 12v step up power regulator, both connected to a computer power supply I am using to test the motherboard. When I turn on the console, the red LED lights up, but no video. I checked my...

Re: Downing's 2nd N64p Commission Wow it looks amazing! Probably the neatest portable I've ever seen..

Here is an eBay link if anyone is interested: edit: The unit was sold

For both, I'm asking 35$ + shipping. For the N64 motherboard, 25$ +ship, and for the expansion pack 13$ + ship.

Hi! So I noticed I had a bare n64 motherboard laying around and decided I wanted to sell it, along with a bare expansion pack. Im selling both, and they both work. I have them from a n64 portable build I never ended up doing. The n64 mobo is an NUS-CPU-08 if you where wondering. I have some...

Hey, Ben! Your not alone! I was 14 when I created my first portable. As for your questions, I think the Wii U gamepad cover-case is a good idea. But if you don't have room, there is better options. When It comes to cases, I like to make my own because it is really quite fun, and you learn...

Yes, I am wiring directly to the motherboard. The jumper pack has been inserted the correct way, and I have tried using different paks as well as expansion paks. As for the ground wire, I have all ground connected. I was wondering, could the problem be caused by lack of power? My 12v power...

So I have an N64 that I just found. I was going to test it, but I don't have a power supply, So I plugged in 3.3v to the 3.3v rail, and 12v to 12v rail. When I put in a jumper pack and pop in Mario 64 the red light on the N64 lights up, but no signal. I made sure the composite jack was soldered...