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DIY Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck -- Episode 488

 

In the distant year of 2021, the days of the old-fashioned laptop are long gone and a new class of portable computer reigns supreme: the cyberdeck. When life imitates cyber art, you get a unique, electronic device and the latest way to get that geek internet cred. Cyberdecks are portable portals to cyberspace and today DJ will show you how he built his own custom rig using the latest in DIY electronics in personal manufacturing.

 

Bill of Material:

 

Product Name Manufacturer Quantity Buy Kit
Raspberry Pi 4 Raspberry Pi 1 Buy Now
Raspberry Pi Display Raspberry Pi 1 Buy Now
PLA Filament VERBATIM 1 Buy Now
microSD Card Transcend 1 Buy Now
Raspberry Pi Camera Raspberry Pi 1 Buy Now
10W 4Ohm Speaker Visaton 1 Buy Now
10K Audio Taper Potentiometer Bourns 1 Buy Now
180R Resistor 1/8W MULTICOMP PRO 5 Buy Now
Rocker Switch Carling Technologies 1 Buy Now
Latching Pushbutton Switch SCHWEITZER 5 Buy Now

 

Additional Parts:

 

Product Name
26650 Cell
USB female panel jack
(10x) M3x10 screw
2'x2' 1/16" aluminum sheet
Sparkfun mono amplifier 3W
Sparkfun LiPoly Charger
(40x) 6-32 x 3/8"
Permaproto half board
C Cell Battery Contacts
Attachments:
CyberDeck_3DFiles.zip
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  • I don't know DJ, this kind of looks like it is just a Raspberry Pi in a fancy case.... oh wait, that's what you said!

     

    No joke, it is a gorgeous case and worth much more than "just a Pi in a case."

     

    If you ever created some bonus content/tutorial [or an episode similar to Clem's PCB episodes?] on how you do your design work in Fusion 360, I would definitely watch it. (I suspect others would too.) Using just your offset handle as an example, there are two aspects I want to learn better. 1) What is your general approach to design a functional piece? [which may have nothing to do with 360] and then 2) The techniques and tools you use to create a shape like that one.

  • in reply to baldengineer

    Thanks James!

     

    I'll definitely keep a design breakdown video in mind for the future!

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