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Thank you! People say that newer printers blow the Prusa MK3S+ out of the water so I imagine you can probably do a lot better than this. I don't know of anyone else in the community right now who offers 3d print commissions. I imagine there's probably someone you could message who'd be happy...

Last I checked, there didn't exist a tree support preset for the Ashida. I think you'd have to manually brush on the tree supports in Prusa Slicer (or whatever slicing program you use). One of these days, if no one else gets around to it, I'll see if I can set up a working tree support...

As someone who's printed quite a few Ashida shells, I can safely say that the default settings in Wesk's published .3mf files work perfectly well. Here's a screenshot showing all the settings: You shouldn't need to set any of these yourself since the .3mf files should have these settings...

Thank you for the vote of confidence James! STEP RIGHT UP TheCATDoctor because CY has a DEAL FOR YOU! For just $40 (plus shipping) YOU TOO can have your very own G-Wii shell printed including all the 3d printed brackets, buttons and doohickeys your heart desires! Here's an Ashida shell I...

Wow this came out really nice! I'm always a sucker for custom art printed into the back of shells like this! The textured finish looks especially nice here, I can't even see any print lines on the front side of it! Has a super clean black and red aesthetic. Beautiful build all around!

What grit of sand paper did you sand up to? I like to start with 220, then go up to 500, and then hit it with 1000 for a bit. I think you can get away with up to 500 though. Also, it probably also wouldn't hurt to post pictures of your board. Either way though, based off your resistances, I...

If you had a short between your voltages or ground, you'd get 0 ohms of resistance between said voltages or ground. 1.8v is kind of an exception since it normally has a very low resistance between it and ground on the Wii. If you're worried about the layers being shorted anywhere, I would...

Thank you! This project was a ton of work, but I really wanted to do something like this after seeing some of the stuff that had been done on the Wii. It just felt like a really obvious project to me after I realized we can easily desolder and resolder the CPU, RCP, & RAM on the N64...

Truly a stunning and lovely build! So cool to see you've finally got one to call your own! Soldering looks really solid too! Great stuff dude!

This is awesome! I remember being excited to see the potential for this when the Switch 2 launched, and I'm glad to see someone digging into it! It definitely helps that the ribbon connector is the same, and seeing that these are cheap on Ali also really helps! I wonder how difficult it'd be...

All GC+ boards sold by the 4layer store come with the necessary firmware preloaded. Just connect each pad to the Ashida, wire up player 1 data, and you should be good to go! You should probably shield your player 1 data line by twisting it with a ground wire though. The Ashida is a noisy...

I hope the move went smoothly dude! Glad to see you're comfortable enough that running your store again! I'm really eager to see what people do with the 4" panels seeing how there's not a ton of variation in portable screens nowadays.

The 1.0 release of OpeN64 is live and can be found here! The project is now in a state to where I feel comfortable releasing the files for it. I would like to thank everyone involved in this project and the community as a whole for inspiring me to work on it! I'm really hyped to see what all...

It is time... for OpeN64!!! OpeN64 is essentially a 1:1 recreation of the N64 motherboard. The project was designed in KiCAD, and was made to enable and inspire N64 related mods. OpeN64 is based off the 03 revision of the N64 motherboard, but for most AIO portable type mods, motherboard...

Very very interesting... I'm a little surprised the back interior really is as empty as you said. I can see there exist some screw mounts in the handles, but there's really not a whole lot to work with. It definitely looks doable, but certainly not easy. Are there pictures out there of what...

I got my Prusa mk3s+ before the Bambu printers were really prevalent. At the time, your options were to "just get a Prusa" or get an Ender printer that didn't work half the time. It's definitely an outstanding printer and it's served me extremely well! As Stitches said though, it really is...

No, I designed and built my own N64 portable. Glad I was able to help though! What are you building?

I didn't realize there were injection molded Ashida shells like this! Are you able to show what the internals side of it looks like a bit better? I'm interested in getting an idea of how much work it'd be to make the OG Ashida components work with it. Would be cool to make and release a bunch...

I ended up picking a resistor book like this one on amazon to solve this problem when making my portable. It should have most of the resistor values you need. Mine ended up including a few extra pages in the back with common capacitor values. I don't know if this one does, but this second one...

For the record, the sliders inside the earlier white Wii Classic controllers are also the same as the ones used inside the GameCube controller, and the right angled tact switches inside them will also work for the dual Z buttons on the Ashida.