While writing on my classic yellowish IBM Model M Keyboard, I had the idea of a classic computer design case for the TE Pocket Operator. I took my inspiration from my very first computer – the C64 Breadbox 🙂
The breadbox in new grey or vintage yellowish
Quickly checking which filament I’ve on stock, I stumbled over the vanilla white filament. I thought that this is fantastic. With having also a light grey filament, I could print the case either with grey to give it a new look or in vanilla white for the old vintage look.
As usual, there is a variety of button colours available. Two included encoder caps as well a an open bottom plate for easy battery access are standard now. The case itself is printed with high quality PLA from Prusa.
The ready 3D printed case for the Teenage Engineering Tonic Pocket Operator includes:
- Top part of the enclosure
- Bottom part of the enclosure
- 4 screws
- 23 buttons
- 4 silicon feeds
- 2 encoder caps
The case provides good protection for the Pocket Operator and gives it a very solid and complete feeling. The silicon feeds ensure that the case is not scratching the table surface and that it’s not slipping away while in full action.
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POC-64 – 3D printed case for Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator
A 3D printed case in vintage computer design for the Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator. The enclosure is printed with high quality Prusament PLA, Filamentum PLA / FilaFlex40. The case and button colours are fully configurable.
Back to the 80’s – POC-64 Case for the Pocket Operator in classic computer design