3D print an Apple Macintosh Classic inspired enclosure for the Adafruit Fruit Jam. This build is designed to pair nicely with the mac emulator project for Fruit Jam.
This guide covers the 3D printable CAD files, wiring, and assembly. Based off the original Mac Classic, this 3D build has a scale factor of 1:1.5.
With a total print time of 12 hours and 39 minutes, 436 grams of filament will be used. This project requires a 3D printer with a minimum bed size of 176mm x 162mm x 145mm.Â
Features
The enclosure design has several features that take advantage of Fruit Jam.Â
- Print-in place hinged backdoor with twist lock
- SD card slot in place of floppy drive
- 800 x 480 HDMI display
- Front speaker
- USB-C power with 2x USB-A ports, STEMMA QT and 3-pin JST port
- No support material required
- Top handle, Adafruit logo, snap fit bottom and front plate
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Required Fasteners
- 10x M2.5 x 6mm steel machine screws
- 8x M3 x 6mm steel machine screws
- 15x M3 x 8mm steel machine screws
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