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Retro Tower of Power

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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127.4 h
20 plates

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Bill of Materials

List other parts
  • Rectangular Cable Raceway x 2: www.amazon.com/dp/B08R75RMQT
  • Generic Metal Spine Bookshelf x 1: www.amazon.com/dp/B084KQ8M7M

Description

Retro Tower of Power Console Shelves

These are 3D printed shelf sleeves that turn a generic 12 shelf metal spine book tower into your very own custom gaming shelves. Print only the specific shelves you need for your consoles. I have only included the specific consoles that I own, but I intend to add shelves as I acquire additional consoles. 

 

Current supported consoles:

  • Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
    • NES Top Loader
    • RetroUSB AVS (NES clone)
  • Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)
    • Analogue Super Nt (SNES clone)
  • Nintendo 64 (N64) with OEM PSU
    • Nintendo 64 with PSU mod (shorter shelf)
    • Analogue 3D (N64 clone)
  • GameCube with external power supply
    • GameCube with Gameboy Player (the foot shape of the Gameboy Player is different than the GameCube) and external power supply
  • Sega Genesis model 2
    • Analogue Mega Sg (Genesis clone)
  • Analogue Duo (NEC TurboDuo clone)
  • Sony Playstation
    • Sony PSOne 
  • Sony Playstation 2
    • Sony Playstation 2 slim with external power supply (SCPH-7X0XX)
    • Sony Playstation 2 slim with internal power supply (SCPH-900XX)
  • Sega Saturn v1
  • Sega Dreamcast

Additional info: 

  • The bookshelf I originally built this project around is no longer available, but the shelves appear to be generic and sold under many different brands
    • The individual shelves are ~200mm wide and ~175mm deep
    • The individual shelves are ~2mm thick painted steel
  • I added a cable raceway to the back of the shelves to wrangle all of the cables and I recommend you do the same
  • I am using HDMI modded consoles, so I added an HDMI switch, but if you are using a mixture of AV inputs, you may need multiple switches
  • Due to the height of the GameCube and the location of it's buttons and disc access, it either needs to be on the top shelf, or you must remove the shelf directly above it
  • Due to the size and weight of the original Xbox, I do not intend to make a shelf for it, but it fits perfectly on the foot (as seen in the attached images)
  • Some modern clone consoles (such as the Analogue Mega Sg and Super Nt) are small enough that they fit on the shelf without a sleeve; the sleeve, while not necessary, helps with the overall aesthetic and does add a small amount of added security.

Note: While I have printed all of these at least once, not all of them are permanently in my setup. Feedback of any kind is appreciated and remixes for improvements or to add consoles not listed are definitely encouraged.

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