Junkdawg V3
por breakfast_garage_gaming en MakerWorld
This is a revision of the original Junk Dawg! The original used a TON of hardware. This one only uses 16 M6 x 9mm heat inserts and 16 M6 x 16mm screws.
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This is a revision of the original Junk Dawg! The original used a TON of hardware. This one only uses 16 M6 x 9mm heat inserts and 16 M6 x 16mm screws.
Everything slots together and is held in place by the panels which ideally you want to cut with a craft laser (if you don't have access to a laser cutter you can use the provided panel STL's, note they have an extra hole that is no longer needed).
If you 3D print your panels, you will need to Epoxy the chassis (or the panel) together. The acrylic panels usually hold it together.
If you plan to laser cut your panels and want to customize your panel you can go here (place button holes where you want them, etc):
Junkyard Dog: https://deusprogrammer.com/taco-truck/designer/projects/693c86b856e621d0068f7dad
Junkyard Kitten: https://deusprogrammer.com/taco-truck/designer/projects/693fb63456e6214ad28f7ed6
Junkyard Sakura: https://deusprogrammer.com/taco-truck/designer/projects/693fb49856e62124ad8f7ed1
Note: This enclosure is intended for use as a leverless enclosure, however it can (barely) hold a Sanwa JLF lever if you cut one additional 10mm diameter hole under the lever on the topmost bottom layer.
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