[ACOS] 'Termyte' Pocket Cyberdeck READ THE DESCRIPTION!

Commercial Use and Attribution Notice:

ACOS Termyte Cyberdeck © 2025 by Alley Cat and Majestic AV, LLC. is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Commercial use of this design, including promotional use, selling, and reselling to other businesses for sale, is permitted under the following conditions: Prior to any commercial exploitation, you must contact Alley Cat or MajesticAV, LLC to ensure proper attribution. This requirement extends to any sharing, distribution, or creation of derivative works, including manually crafted designs that emulate this design. Proper attribution must be clearly stated in all instances of use. For official contact methods and further information, visit Majestic AV, LLC - Alley Cat. Any other sources are unauthorized and should not be used for commercial or licensing inquiries.

Suggested Print Settings:

Material: PLA+ or PETG
Nozzle: 0.4mm
Extrusion Width 0.4mm
Layer Height: 0.2mm
Perimeters: 3
Infill: 20%
Top/Bottom Layers: 5
Support Material: None

3D Printing Disclaimer:

Thank you for downloading my CAD design! I want to assure you that extensive testing and iteration went into creating this design. However, please keep in mind that 3D printing involves a wide range of variables, including different types of filament, printer settings, and calibration levels. These factors can significantly impact the final print.

Before concluding that the design is flawed, I encourage you to:

• Check your printer calibration: Ensure your printer is properly calibrated. Especially filament shrinkage.

• Adjust print settings: Try changing the print settings to achieve better results.

• Resize the model: Scaling the model up or down slightly may resolve fit issues.

Remember, these are development boards and sometimes have very fragile parts. If you encounter any issues or need assistance, please feel free to reach out to me. I am here to help and can provide guidance to achieve the best results. Claiming a design is bad without considering these variables does a disservice to the community and may discourage others from trying a design that could work perfectly with minor adjustments.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Happy printing!

Description:

Please watch the video first, it will explain everything. I've been wanting to make a little pocket computer like this for a while, and I've had most of the parts just sitting around so I finally made it. It's pretty easy to print with no supports, and it's really easy to put together. I also included the .step file so people can modify it, but please give credit so people know where to find the original, especially as I make updates. Here is a list of the parts I used:

Adafruit KB2040

Pimoroni Hyperpixel 4 Touch

Raspberry Pi Zero 2W

Pisugar 3

Xbox 360 Chatpad

I personally do not sell anything, but you might be able to order these from a couple of sellers online. I am not affiliated with these stores and do not make any money from them.

Introduction Video: