So, I've come up with some keyboard brackets for the 64c. Was inspired to do so in building up my own 64 Reloaded computer in a transparent kickstarter case. These mounts work with both the reloaded board and the original Commodore 64c mainboard. See photos of the mounts deployed on each.
For starters I've printed up three sets of each, three in black and three in yellow. The price for these are $30.00 USD, plus $14.95 USD shipping.
NOW, add the 64 Reloaded Power Plate (power cover plate) to your order for an additional $10.00 USD (no additional shipping costs). See my other post here on Amibay for those.
I've embedded a subtle Commodore logo into the side of the left keyboard mount. For those using transparent cases, you'll be able to see that through the side of the case. In the design, I've also chosen to use heatsets in both brackets. I don't believe in running screws directly into plastic, that's why I use heatsets in all my projects.
Each bracket comes complete and ready to use. Two black oxide hex head screws and two stainless steel washers are also included, so you'll just put your brackets in, and secure the keyboard with the supplied screws.
Here are lots of photos of the completed brackets.
If you're interested, PM me and let me know if you want yellow or black.
Thanks,
Thomas
COREi64
For starters I've printed up three sets of each, three in black and three in yellow. The price for these are $30.00 USD, plus $14.95 USD shipping.
NOW, add the 64 Reloaded Power Plate (power cover plate) to your order for an additional $10.00 USD (no additional shipping costs). See my other post here on Amibay for those.
I've embedded a subtle Commodore logo into the side of the left keyboard mount. For those using transparent cases, you'll be able to see that through the side of the case. In the design, I've also chosen to use heatsets in both brackets. I don't believe in running screws directly into plastic, that's why I use heatsets in all my projects.
Each bracket comes complete and ready to use. Two black oxide hex head screws and two stainless steel washers are also included, so you'll just put your brackets in, and secure the keyboard with the supplied screws.
Here are lots of photos of the completed brackets.
If you're interested, PM me and let me know if you want yellow or black.
Thanks,
Thomas
COREi64
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