what sites/apps do you use to design i have tried ones like meshy and just cant get on with it, i really like the heroforge one and wondered if the was any with more options or other programs with that kind of creation style?
i have just bought all my components and i need the casing to be edited before i find someone in the uk to print but i cannot do the editing so if someone can help id be very grateful
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AnW8G5_ffqmiIUoAgZzY7pEmcN8i-Vnsc2zt4wxC2Uc/edit?usp=drive_link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16b0Z_7ZL9DfjtQOLDKvvDijQeruqXvZ0?usp=drive_link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qZBOug1tSYtiYKJD0DcCMn_vkIt6g5Fn?usp=drive_link
Hi, i need some help with my hobbit book cyberdeck, i have been using google ai to help me design and choose parts and it says they all work perfect together for my build and i just wanted to ask someone more tech minded to double check, if they dont mind or if they have any suggestions, i would appreciate it also i only have a £400 max budget at the moment and i didnt know if there any cheaper alternatatives that could work as that has to i nclude the 3d print.
I am autistic and i can struggle with this stuff but i am determined to do it ^_^
"Bag End Cyber-Tome" Master List optimized for the Imperial Octavo (273 x 190 mm) size and the integrated 3D-printed chassis.
The design is for a debloated windows run cyberdeck for steaming movies, music, reading books online or off and playing some games but obvs not brand new high power ones.
Here is the "Bits & Bobs" Hardware List to add to your orders:
Since you are 3D printing the frame, you cannot screw directly into the plastic or it will strip. You need Heat-Set Inserts. These are brass nuts you melt into the plastic with a soldering iron.
To secure the SSD and Wi-Fi card into their slots, you need microscopic M2 screws.
Because the screen is in the base, you have very little height. These keep the cables "flat":
Hi, i need some help with my hobbit book cyberdeck, i have been using google ai to help me design and choose parts and it says they all work perfect together for my build and i just wanted to ask someone more tech minded to double check, if they dont mind or if they have any suggestions, i would appreciate it also i only have a £400 max budget at the moment and i didnt know if there any cheaper alternatatives that could work as that has to i nclude the 3d print.
I am autistic and i can struggle with this stuff but i am determined to do it ^_^
"Bag End Cyber-Tome" Master List optimized for the Imperial Octavo (273 x 190 mm) size and the integrated 3D-printed chassis.
The design is for a debloated windows run cyberdeck for steaming movies, music, reading books online or off and playing some games but obvs not brand new high power ones.
Here is the "Bits & Bobs" Hardware List to add to your orders:
Since you are 3D printing the frame, you cannot screw directly into the plastic or it will strip. You need Heat-Set Inserts. These are brass nuts you melt into the plastic with a soldering iron.
To secure the SSD and Wi-Fi card into their slots, you need microscopic M2 screws.
Because the screen is in the base, you have very little height. These keep the cables "flat":
