You can 3D print all of the parts for this project. There is a terminal chassis and a mouse enclosure inspired by the design of the Macrodata Refinement terminals on Severance. The back of the chassis can utilize a piece of acrylic or be 3D printed.

The STL files can be downloaded directly here or from Printables.

Parts

• Electronics mount - mount for the display, haptic breakout and Raspberry Pi. Print one, no supports.
• Terminal front plate - press fits in the front of the chassis. Print one, no supports.
• Terminal case - main enclosure for the terminal. Print one, supports required. More info below.
• Terminal back plate - slides into a track in the back of the chassis to allow for access to the electronics and storing the mouse. Can be cut from acrylic or printed with no supports.
• Terminal handle - handle for carrying and propping the chassis. Print one, build plate supports.
• Handle knobs - knobs to secure the handle to the case. Print two, no supports.
• Back plate knob - attaches to the back plate to provide a grip for sliding. Print one, no supports; color change for the knob.
• Mouse enclosure - enclosure for the trackball and NeoKey breakouts. Print one, no supports.
• Mouse mount - mount for the trackball and NeoKey breakouts. Print one, no supports.
• Mouse lid - flat lid that press fits into the mouse enclosure. Print one, no supports.

Acrylic

Design Inspiration

The terminal computers in Severance are inspired by the Data General 6053 terminal. A few 3D printed replicas have been created and I thought it would be fun to imagine a portable version that could live within the Severance universe. I took inspiration from the Sears Go Anywhere TV Radio that were manufactured around the same time as the Data General terminal (late 1970s).