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3D Printed SE/30 ROM Clips
Posted by: Chuckdubuque on 2024-01-24 06:44:43
Hello, can you print up one Type A and one Type B and put your store back on?
PotatoFi has moved to another country and closed his shop. But you can send the models to any online service that offers 3D printing, or find a friend who can print for you.
Posted by: Demorcef on 2024-01-24 07:58:54
Thanks!
Posted by: PotatoFi on 2024-02-10 10:29:50
Hello, can you print up one Type A and one Type B and put your store back on?
Unfortunately no, as I have moved to Europe and have closed my store. They are available on Printables, perhaps someone could print some for you. Edit: I'm not sure why the forum did not show Chuckdubuque's response, but thank you!
Posted by: Demorcef on 2024-02-10 10:39:11
Unfortunately no, as I have moved to Europe and have closed my store. They are available on Printables, perhaps someone could print some for you. Edit: I'm not sure why the forum did not show Chuckdubuque's response, but thank you!
Many thanks for the reply!!
Posted by: Snial on 2024-02-10 11:08:10
Unfortunately no, as I have moved to Europe and have closed my store. They are available on Printables, perhaps someone could print some for you. Edit: I'm not sure why the forum did not show Chuckdubuque's response, but thank you!
Welcome to Europe!
Posted by: Demorcef on 2024-02-17 07:55:03
Update: I sent the files to Treatstock and got them printed and shipped. Excellent price and service.

www.treatstock.com

Taz's 3D Printing

Taz's 3D Printing
www.treatstock.com www.treatstock.com
Posted by: campbellashe on 2025-10-12 11:48:20
These are great. I used the A-type on my Iici with Rominator II. Thanks again for making them, an elegant design.
Posted by: shirsch on 2025-10-12 17:51:44
The clips are great, but be warned they do not help in cases where the SIMM socket is warped. The only thing that worked was a thin PCB shim I picked up from a vendor - I think it was Ko-Fi (?)
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