Any interest in new replacement HUcard cases?

[IrishNinja]

man i keep checking back on this thread hoping for updates - ive got my orphan hucards in sleeves awkwardly in DVD cases, shit's killing me haha. i was this close to just buying sparkies and making CD jewels work!

[MrWunderful]

Are these going to be considered the best replacement storage option for hu card cases (aside from the sleeves?)

[FiftyQuid]

man i keep checking back on this thread hoping for updates - ive got my orphan hucards in sleeves awkwardly in DVD cases, shit's killing me haha. i was this close to just buying sparkies and making CD jewels work!

Just click the notify button.  Then you don't have to check back, it checks back on you.

[warpig227]

i could use these !

[Ninja16608]

I also had a similar idea that used a 3d printer. The work some of them do is amazing and they can pump out prototypes really fast.

[cr8zykuban0]

Man, I could use a lot of these!

[Arkhan]

I also had a similar idea that used a 3d printer. The work some of them do is amazing and they can pump out prototypes really fast.

You mean like:

http://aetherbyte.blogspot.com/2014/04/april-stuff-very-important-updates.html

[HailingTheThings]

I also had a similar idea that used a 3d printer. The work some of them do is amazing and they can pump out prototypes really fast.

You mean like:

http://aetherbyte.blogspot.com/2014/04/april-stuff-very-important-updates.html

How long does it take to do one of your beautiful blue AetherByte cases?

[TheOldMan]

About 5 hours printing. Some few minutes cleaning it up.

There's a thread where we discussed what  it takes to actually make the ABCards, btw.


(FYI: the printer runs at 30 mm/s for that 'quality'. I haven't played much with the speed. I will when I rebuild the carriage to use all bearings instead of the delron blocks it's using for support on two rods. The guys in the printer forum -say- I can go up to 150 mm/s, same quality, if I fix the carriage. We will see...)

[jelloslug]

I also had a similar idea that used a 3d printer. The work some of them do is amazing and they can pump out prototypes really fast.

I had the prototype printed and it came out nice.  It still cost prohibitive to do anything other than testing right now though.

[Ninja16608]

I also had a similar idea that used a 3d printer. The work some of them do is amazing and they can pump out prototypes really fast.

You mean like:

http://aetherbyte.blogspot.com/2014/04/april-stuff-very-important-updates.html

Oh shit, them are nice :-) are you going to sell cases? if so I would be interested as i have about 10 - 12 games with no cases, I wanted originals but it look like thats gonna be a hard thing to do. I will still be going for the originals but mean time they would keep your games safe :-)