Photo: Jusii / Printables Amiga 4000D · HD floppy + Gotek SFDISK · SD-card passthrough · no supports A big-tower part for a problem only A4000D owners have: running a high-density floppy and a Gotek SFDISK side by side, with the SD extender passed through to the front where you can actually reach it. Jusii’s…
Photo: ericgus / Printables Amiga 3000 · Gotek V2 USB emulator · mounts at the original drive position Most A3000 Gotek mounts park the emulator wherever it fits. Eric Gus’s base does the opposite: it puts the V2 drive exactly where Commodore put the floppy — behind the original bezel, at the original height, using…
Photo: _CrazyBob_ / Thingiverse Amiga 500 · Gotek with 0.91″ or 1.3″ OLED · simple + advanced case variants The default A500 Gotek bracket since 2018, and still the one to beat. _CrazyBob_’s v2 gives the emulator a proper home inside the 500’s drive bay, with a window for a FlashFloppy OLED — the little…
Photo: Botvinnik / Printables Fits: Sanwa JLF-TP-8Y arcade joysticks Washer and shaft tube in the style of Sanwa’s own JLF-CD combo, in two heights — 3.5 cm standard, 5 cm if you run a shaft extender. STEP files included for tweakers. It keeps dust off the shaft and out of the panel cut-out on a…
Photo: Oddsocks / Printables Fits: SNES / Super Famicom controllers Hides the cable in a channel behind the pad, hangs on countersunk screws, and doubles as a shelf stand. The cable area sits behind the controller — wrap the cable around the holder, or bundle it with a cable tie and tuck it in behind…
Photo: adam.l11 / Printables Fits: Amiga 1200 and other vintage machines · Gotek drives A mounting case that gives a FlashFloppy Gotek its OLED screen and rotary dial a proper home on the machine, instead of dangling out of the floppy slot. It is built for a Gotek running FlashFloppy firmware: the screen shows the…
Photo: aeberbach / Printables Fits: Amiga 1200 · sized to the original Commodore part The designer printed the other trapdoor covers and watched their catches break — so this one latches with a twist knob instead of a snap. It is ventilated over the accelerator slot, sized to the original Commodore part, and rated 5/5…
Newer 2.5-inch drives are thicker than the ones old machines were built for, and their mounting holes land in different places. This bracket bridges both problems — and the designer used it to install a newer HDD in an Amiga 1200, which is exactly the swap that sends most owners searching.
Rehousing an A1200 board in a modern PC case? This shim adapts the Amiga 1200 motherboard’s three screw holes to standard ITX/ATX mounting, and adds a partial port backplate that locks the motherboard in place for rigidity. It screws directly to the case, or works with standoffs.
One stand for the whole wedge family: it holds an A500, A600 or A1200 — and the designer’s fit list also covers the C64C, C128, Plus/4 and C116 — with the Commodore logo in the print. It carries a ready-made print profile and a 4.7-out-of-5 rating from the makers who have printed it.