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Commodore Amiga 2000 slot covers
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ONLY for A2000 computers
These are made with PETG filament. That means they
* are more flexible than PLA
* have a higher melt temp
* can withstand UV much better than PLA
* are idea if you want to mod/hack them - cut in a video/USB/cable hole/etc
Includes
* (3) CPU/accelerator slot covers
* (6) screws for slot covers
* (7) add-in card slot covers
* (7) screws for add-in card slot
Note:
* these are 3D printed
* the filament used is Galaxy Black which means black with a bunch of light specs in it
* there will ALWAYS be imperfections in 3D printed items, sometimes the print will show a slight discoloration
* I've included fine threaded screws for the CPU and accelerator slots, ideally it should be coarse to dig into the plastic cover but I decided against that since you may get metal cover plates in the future and these screws will work with both
* when attaching remember metal screws vs plastic covers, the metal will always win, don't screw in too tight! a slight snug is all you need
* a great solution to fill that hole from when you moved from an A2630 to a TF536
These are made with PETG filament. That means they
* are more flexible than PLA
* have a higher melt temp
* can withstand UV much better than PLA
* are idea if you want to mod/hack them - cut in a video/USB/cable hole/etc
Includes
* (3) CPU/accelerator slot covers
* (6) screws for slot covers
* (7) add-in card slot covers
* (7) screws for add-in card slot
Note:
* these are 3D printed
* the filament used is Galaxy Black which means black with a bunch of light specs in it
* there will ALWAYS be imperfections in 3D printed items, sometimes the print will show a slight discoloration
* I've included fine threaded screws for the CPU and accelerator slots, ideally it should be coarse to dig into the plastic cover but I decided against that since you may get metal cover plates in the future and these screws will work with both
* when attaching remember metal screws vs plastic covers, the metal will always win, don't screw in too tight! a slight snug is all you need
* a great solution to fill that hole from when you moved from an A2630 to a TF536








