Cartridge Latch (Brazil) (thanks Marcus)
Recommended Low-cost 3D Printers
Monoprice Maker Select (US)
Wanhao i3 V2 (UK/EU)
Filament sources 1.75mm(EU-based)
Faberdashery.co.uk
Available by the metre (approx 20m of each colour)
For the top shellFor the bottom shell
3DPrima.com
Available on 750g spools (my personal preference)
For the top shellFor the bottom shell
Filament sources 1.75mm(US-based)
Amazon.com
I haven't tried these filaments personally, but the colours look good.For the top shell
For the top shell (alternate)
For the bottom shell
For the bottom shell (alternate)
Thanks a bunch Mike!
ReplyDeletethank you! i never do soldering, but i wanna try, i will waiting the video for that, because i wanna create a different button for my PS1 console :) thnak you very much!
ReplyDeleteThere are a couple of electronic components that I'll need to add to this list if you build the full circuit. I'll update the page when the final schematic is ready.
ReplyDeletehas this been provided yet? I would like to make it so an actual schematic would be great.
DeleteAwesome work btw.
Looks like the US link for the 2x5 Female Pin headers is "currently unavailable"
ReplyDeleteWould these work? https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00TX2ZHHC/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1THAZDOWP300U
They'd be fine
Deletewhat about the square led for the front?
ReplyDeleteIt's a 5mm round LED behind a 3D printed piece, I couldn't find a decent source for small quantity on Amazon but any red LED would work fine.
DeleteI'll cover it in more detail in the main guide.
Cheapest one I found on the US Amazon site that was just for a single LED:
Deletehttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MEL7HI6/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=
Everything else is for 50 or more!
JP Garcia: search for local electronic clubs. They will likely have leds by the thousands and ive yet to engage a club that hasn't been happy to help.
DeleteI'm not seeing the heatsink you mention in the optional list of the preorder in the parts list, just the fan?
ReplyDeleteI'm assuming he means the usual RasPi3 heatsinks. I've used these on several. Seem to work great with a fan:
Deletehttps://smile.amazon.com/Addicore-Raspberry-Heatsink-Aluminum-Sinks/dp/B00HPQGTI4/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1471012375&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=Rapberry+pi+3+haet+sink
Ah perfect. Thank you!
DeleteIve composed a list of my own using ebay. Ebay I found was cheaper overall (except for the usb connector). I ended up buying enough parts to make at least two nes minis myself. If you plan on only building one and not making any mistakes it might be cheaper to get individual parts but anyway here is my list if anyone is interested
ReplyDeletehttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vgnECz1LZjkXRR6TXm8p0qlsPb_7f7CbOCDo1l6RNjA/pubhtml
the document require permission, i ask for it. thanks for all the job you do :)
DeleteI got your request... but it really shoudnt require that... try this link "https://goo.gl/1pzLKt"
DeleteI should also note that I live in canada. But most of the ebay stores ship world wide. And there also may be cheaper options local to your own country, but you can at the very lease get an idea from these links
DeleteWhat did you use for the USB extension cable and the board that plugs into the 2 USB connectors? Thanks!
DeleteThe nfc reader is not available ?
ReplyDeleteWhich one should I get.
I'm from Germany.
Hey daftmike,
ReplyDeleteIn your newest video, it looks like you used a USB Micro-B Breakout Board to bypass the power, but I don't see it in the DIY parts list. Is this correct?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KLDPZVU/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Yes, although if you're not using the kit I assume that you're comfortable with soldering. I'll show in a later video how I modded the Raspberry Pi so I could use the built-in micro USB for power.
DeleteSoldering is not an issue :). Thanks!
DeleteYou also mentioned a USB extension cable?? Is there a link for that as well?
ReplyDeleteThat will be custom made as part of the kit, I didn't find anything suitable for sale.
DeleteAgain, I'll show in a video how to solder the USB extension yourself if you're going DIY without the kit.
Wonderful!
DeleteHello and thank you for your wonderful work and your sharing!
ReplyDeleteIn your editing video on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1727668, you install a second micro-USB power connector but I do not see the reference in your list. can you please forget this was remedied
forget my message, I just read the comments :)
DeleteHi, do the 3d plans also apply for raspberry pi 2? I only see the rpi3 mentioned.
ReplyDeleteBest regards
Yes, all Raspberry Pi Model B boards have the same layout/footprint.
DeleteHey daftmike,
ReplyDeleteYou mentioned using a 3D printed "part" for the led, but I do not see that in any of the 3D files. Is it possible to obtain that STL?
I've just added it to the rest of the files on Thingiverse. Should accept a 3mm led but because it's quite small it might need some sanding/cleaning up after printing.
DeleteThank you!
DeleteWill you be uploading the Micro USB holder?
DeleteProbably not, at least not yet. It still needs work before I'm completely happy with it.
DeleteIt'll be included as part of the kit so people won't need to print it themselves.
Boo... LOL
DeleteI understand. I'll see if I can make something to mount my Micro Breakout board to.
Thanks!
Will there be a kit or at least a video showing how you wired the switches, front USB and power without the NFC components? The NFC tag is cool but I don't think i'd use it much.
ReplyDeleteNo kit, but I will cover it when the rest of the guide gets published.
DeleteGreat! what about the small piece you printed to mount the micro usb power port? will you add that file to the 3D print files?
DeleteAre you sure you linked to the correct Arduino? Yours in the video has a bunch of ports like where the buttons get plugged in. The linked one doesn't.
ReplyDeleteIn the video the Arduino is soldered to a PCB and the buttons are connected to it, not to the Arduino itself :)
Deleteand how do you do that
DeleteDo you think they would fit into the case as an alternative for your USB-PCB?
ReplyDeletehttp://s.aliexpress.com/ZVzAzyuq
Possibly, it'd be tight though. I did look at using some USB connectors similar to those but they were too long :(
DeleteHi Daftmike,
ReplyDeleteDo you have an eta on the schematics/guide/code for the DIYers'. I would like to give this to my son for Christmas.
Many Thanks
Ben
I too am waiting on the DIY guide. I have sourced all the parts, and just need the guide to get this project going.
DeleteI too am waiting on the schematics for the DIY people.
DeleteGuys, a quick question. Do you know where can I find the schematics for the cartridge? Thanks.
DeleteIm waiting for the DIY guide too. I have bought some parts form your ebay links but im waiting for te realese to get this project finished.
ReplyDeleteIf anyone need the printed parts i have a 3D hubs :)
can you post a link to your 3d hub? I've been checking that out as an option for printing but it's hard to find someone with the right colors
DeleteWaiting on the DIY guide myself. I'll gladly buy a kit once they are open for purchase again, but in the meantime I'm trying to put this together for my wife as a Christmas present. Here's hoping we get the guide before then. :D
ReplyDeleteI too am awaiting the DIY guide. It's the Arduino/switches/NFC reader wiring diagram I need to get this project completed - hopefully before xmas as mine is being built for a gift too. Really great work Mike and thanks for making the files freely available ;-)
ReplyDeletedo you know when the diy guide will be uploaded? I am looking to make a super Nintendo and other consoles as well. are you also going to release a guide showing how the controllers are made both small and big controllers. Your work is great thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhere's the diy guide exp since we cannot get kits I want to build this so bad
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteAnyone who has received the kit, could you post high res images of the main board top and bottom. That way I can draw up a schematic for the DIYers.
Thanks
Ben
I have the whole circuit figured out except how he powers the raspberry pi without the under current error (rainbow box) showing on the pi. The arduino VCC pin I think he is powering the pi from has max output of 500ma. the arduino will you approx 30ma so that leaves only 470ma for the pi, not nearly enough. Anyone have any idea's?? or high res pics of the board :)
ReplyDeleteCan you share a diagram and images? That would be so helpful! Thanks!
DeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteIs there any chance a wiring diagram can be made available. I think some of us could figure most of it out but it would be great if it could just be supplied. I have just about all the parts and have printed all the files. Thank you so much for doing this!
Hi mike !
ReplyDeleteThe NFC reader in the amazon us website is not available anymore. Can I use this instead? http://amzn.to/2g9ZvD2 Thanks ! :)
Also the LED breakout. . . Can i use this instead? http://amzn.to/2gX2NIw
DeleteHello
ReplyDeleteCan anybody help me for the push-butttons ? I think one is self-locking (power) and the other is momentary (reset). But on the list part there are all self-locking. Maybe I can put on in momentary mode, but I am not sure.
Also I find these, is there one better than the other ?
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/Dip-Mounting-7Mm-X-7Mm-Locking-Tact-Tactile-Switch-6-Pins-5-Pcs/32770256056.html?isOrigTitle=true&isOrig=true#extend
https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/30-Pcs-6-Pins-Square-Shaped-8Mmx8mm-Latching-Action-Dpdt-Mini-Push-Button-Switch/32750753179.html?isOrigTitle=true&isOrig=true#extend
Thank you !
If you take apart the latching switch you can remove a pin and make it into a momentary switch. It's a bit of a pain because the parts are tiny, but it's doable. (See the original http://www.daftmike.com/2016/07/NESPi.html post for details on that).
DeleteIf you're using the STL designs as-is to print from, I believe that they are based on 7mm by 7mm switches.
Many thanks !
DeleteI'll go for the 7MM x 7MM
:D
https://www.facebook.com/groups/miniNESbuilders/
ReplyDeleteI created a facebook page for us to coordinate further discussion on this project. I recommend posting questions there.
Thank you so much for making this list, it was very nice of you!!
ReplyDeleteArduino needs the sketch?
ReplyDeleteHi has anyone found a tutorial on how to set up the NES with the DIY parts list and where to solder the parts accordingly. DaftMike doesn't seem to be responding to any messages or inquiries I'm looking for someone who has completed the process successfully and can help. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteI second that as I would like to build one for myself.
Deletelet me know if u figure anything out
Deleteplease help i need one of these
ReplyDeletewww.megabitnes.com
ReplyDeleteHi DaftMike
ReplyDeleteJust wondering, can this be built without the NFC teader? is that just to read the cartridges?
Cheers
Paul
The cartridge has an NFC tag that has a filename on it, if you don't want to have the cartridge automatically load the ROM it isn't necessary.
DeleteHi draftmike i have a small problem when i see the Arduino Pro Micro on amazon it looks diffrent to them which you used in the guide it has not the black conections it doesnt have the board under it and the board looks different and there is no connection for the buttons, can you please help me with that
ReplyDeletewhat parts and how do you build the blue board you had in the nes build guide
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