A viable DIY computer for coding, playing, hacking, testing and learning about electronics.
This is a cyberdeck powered by a NUC i7 running Windows 10 (but can run Linux) and a Raspberry pi 4.
For more information I am putting together the page below:
msglab.co
April 2021 Update:
I made a number of changes to make the deck easier to assemble, maintain and use. I uploaded them as a remix: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4844883
I also made a web pate page to cover the changes:
msglab.co/room/msg-cyberdeck-v2
Thanks for checking this out and please reach out if you give the project a go!
[email protected]
Thanks!
| 19V_Coin.stl | 113.0KB | |
| back_bay.stl | 162.8KB | |
| back_cover.stl | 636.6KB | |
| batteries_grill.stl | 65.3KB | |
| eink_back.stl | 21.8KB | |
| front_panel.stl | 176.8KB | |
| lcd_back_panel.stl | 284.9KB | |
| lcd_frame.stl | 387.8KB | |
| led_cover.stl | 95.6KB | |
| main_body.stl | 631.4KB | |
| noctua_cover.stl | 148.2KB | |
| nuc_grill.stl | 136.6KB |
