Sharing two photos of my PICOMITE (VGA, PS/2) Build. Using Christopher Barnatt's (Explaining Computers on You Tube Video) breadboard build as a starting point, then enclosing it in a custom made 3D Printed and Wood (Cherry And Mahogany) Hybrid case. I added audio using an adafruit's Max98357 I2S amp and 8 ohm speakers, Back of case allows power in with USB3, reset switch, PS/2 Keyboard connector, VGA connector and SD card. At the front there is the on/off switch and a pair of speakers. Looking forward to back to the past experience.

Welcome Rocco!

That looks very nice! I love the Mahogany look and the very unique shape.

Do you have any other pictures of it?

I've used wood boxes to house a few projects, but nothing close to the quality of this Rocco. Nice build.

Glenn

I'd be more than happy to send more photos. Do I post them here?

  rocco said  

Do I post them here?

Yes, please, and nice work. Welcome to the forum.

Here are some other photos of the enclosure without the clutter of wires as requested

Nice unit. I got a monitor just like that! car reversing so no sound but with mini usb keyboard very small system.. my sound goes  to mini ghetto blaster.

Oh, I love it! The terminal nuts on the back are really cool  :)

I did not want shiny, but favored a slightly steam-pinkish look hence the knurled brass nuts at the back. I was tempted to add a few LEDs but decided  that would be too garish.

Brilliant job! It looks great! Thanks for sharing.

Very nice design, congratulations. If I were to replicate it, I would only add two joystick ports at the front.
Great work!  
Cheers
Martin

Lovely!

John

Very nice. Classy!

And nice to find another fan of Chris Barnatt. Sunday wouldn't be the same without a fix of EC.

Cheers
Dave

I had a thought at stupid o'clock this morning. I really should get a life...

The screw heads on the front panel were niggling me a bit. Then I thought of this sort.
If you could find some, even if too short, you could couple onto threaded rod using a FF standoff and a locknut inside, so the back would look the same.

Just an idea. :)

I do like his (Chris Barnatt's) humour. I wish him Mr. Scissors and stanley the knife all the best.

If anyone would like to tweak this let me know. I have his(Chris Barnatt's) full bill of materials, and my own .stl files for the 3D parts. I had thought to a) add a joystick port and b) A breakout of remaining unused pins to create additional peripherals (Camera perhaps).

I Thought about the screw heads my initial option was to use brass bolts and to fill in the head with solder, but the cost of them was excessive, I also thought of 3D printing some kind of cap in the same colour as the rest of the plastic parts. But compromises.