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I gives a very clear indication of what the gizmo will do and what it's for...

You intuitively know it.

 

a whole new case that looks like something else... no clue...

without anything written on it explaining what it is and does...

 

Mystery Box...

 

A cool new case with some hints could be done.

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6 minutes ago, StickJock said:

i also think that the disk engage lever should be in the closed, not open, position

I was going to make it moveable (no function just move) and put a full size SD card at the front in the disk slot for a limited edition version of the case with all the lights and switches on as well but I was beaten to it by the vintage computer center who made most of the mods I was going to make, so I didn't bother.

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On 1/26/2021 at 1:37 PM, SS said:

I just got this one from "Vintage Computer Center" the other day.  I love it and it's a fantastic compliment to the 400.  

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That is exactly what I want. But shipping to NZ is a pain right now, plus I have already built the SDrive-Max myself...and I have a 3D printer. So, would make sense to print one up myself.

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46 minutes ago, toddtmw said:

@mrrobot is this a remix of one of your designs? If so, I'd be wondering why the derivative wasn't released?

It is. I did, we talked, it took a little while but the modified cases are now available from the product pages. Thank you @Gavin1968 for seeing the Open source light ;) 

 

Here https://www.vintagecomputercenter.com/product/atari-810-sdrive-max

and here https://www.vintagecomputercenter.com/product/atari-1050-sdrive-max

 

under SDrive-MAX files, at the bottom of the page. 

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11 hours ago, Mr Robot said:

It is. I did, we talked, it took a little while but the modified cases are now available from the product pages. Thank you @Gavin1968 for seeing the Open source light ;) 

 

Here https://www.vintagecomputercenter.com/product/atari-810-sdrive-max

and here https://www.vintagecomputercenter.com/product/atari-1050-sdrive-max

 

under SDrive-MAX files, at the bottom of the page. 

Excellent! Glad to hear it. 

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On 1/27/2021 at 3:22 AM, Mr Robot said:

It is. I did, we talked, it took a little while but the modified cases are now available from the product pages. Thank you @Gavin1968 for seeing the Open source light ;) 

 

Here https://www.vintagecomputercenter.com/product/atari-810-sdrive-max

and here https://www.vintagecomputercenter.com/product/atari-1050-sdrive-max

 

under SDrive-MAX files, at the bottom of the page. 

Unfortunately, all options to download the stl files seem to be down.

Would you please be so kind and share the files again?

 

Thank you very much!

 

Best

Harry

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23 hours ago, Horry said:

Unfortunately, all options to download the stl files seem to be down.

Would you please be so kind and share the files again?

 

Thank you very much!

 

Best

Harry

The STL files were removed becuase people took them and started selling them. 

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On 12/28/2022 at 11:17 AM, Horry said:

Unfortunately, all options to download the stl files seem to be down.

Would you please be so kind and share the files again?

 

Thank you very much!

 

Best

Harry

You can try here to see if any work for you.

 

https://www.stlfinder.com/3dmodels/sdrive-max-case/

 

https://forums.atariage.com/topic/292657-xe-case-for-sdrive-max/

 

https://atari8bit.net/tutorials/de-re-sdrive-max/

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I am confused, someone took and copied the stl files and were selling them for money, so how does taking down the free stl files and forcing folks to buy them from the culprits that did wrong at all help anyone other than the culprits that were behaving badly?

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12 hours ago, _The Doctor__ said:

I am confused, someone took and copied the stl files and were selling them for money, so how does taking down the free stl files and forcing folks to buy them from the culprits that did wrong at all help anyone other than the culprits that were behaving badly?

Childish behavior if you ask me. Imagine if I did the same thing and removed all my files from my AtariBits website just because someone was selling and making a tiny bit of money off my designs. Wait a minute that's already happened and someone IS selling products based on my designs :roll:

 

Oh yeah I almost forgot, I gave my permission to do that very thing, and promote that idea for anyone that wishes to do the same :lolblue:

 

Bottom line if you don't want someone to sell your stuff, then don't allow people to download your work in the first place. Common sense folks.

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I took out some colorful words that weren't necessary
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I think it would rather depend on the license under which the STL files were originally released and whether there was a rider encouraging the consumer to have at it and sell the printed parts. I will assume from the fact the author took the designs down that there was no such rider and that this is not what he had in mind, and a 'nonfree' license is thereby implied.

 

Presumably, following the logic of 'if you don't want someone to sell your stuff, then don't allow people to download your work', the fact the U1MB JED file is freely available to users wishing to recover bricked hardware or upgrade their devices, and the fact this enabled the cloning of the U1MB hardware by people lacking the skill or talent to write their own CPLD code (since without the JED, the U1MB is an ornament), means Candle and Lotharek need to take a hard 'L'. :)

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1 hour ago, flashjazzcat said:

Presumably, following the logic of 'if you don't want someone to sell your stuff, then don't allow people to download your work', the fact the U1MB JED file is freely available to users wishing to recover bricked hardware or upgrade their devices, and the fact this enabled the cloning of the U1MB hardware by people lacking the skill or talent to write their own CPLD code (since without the JED, the U1MB is an ornament), means Candle and Lotharek need to take a hard 'L'.

Maybe so, although I gotta say it would likely not be very profitable for others to try to jump in and undersell Lotharek, and it certainly isn't a DIY level project for most. Whereas 3D printers are very prolific and in the hands of soooo many people now days, only requiring the easily shared STL files. And because of that proliferation of users with 3D printers, there's bound to be at least a few individuals that'll try to re-sell the design -- this is human nature. So no matter what stipulations/conditions that are placed on the download by the author, it will ultimately get disseminated in ways beyond one's control. If the creator doesn't want that to happen, then this takes us full circle back to what I stated about not providing it as a freely accessible download in the first place.

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