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It has a nice texture but could use a light sanding before paint.

The weather has not been kind to my project, I still have to sand and paint it some more. Here is the final models for this:

My shapeways order is in, I'll post results this Saturday after i paint it.

Did some changes to the bezels, here they are:

Pretty sure video artifacts are completely normal for using a IIFx rom, a IISI rom will boot right away.

Yes, you can use oshpark, as far as license it’s something I made for the community but if you want to start selling it or offering a service I would appreciate a small cut of something.

I've actually ordered two of the tray loader bezels from shapeways, I'll post pics when they arrive. Originally, my hard drive was mounted in the 5.25 bay, I didn't any extra mounts so I mounted a compact mac hard drive mount behind the cdrom.

Here is file in case anyone wants to make one:

Here's a suggestion, Why not do two full pci slots and one mini-pci on the back for a wifi card?

Hi, not an expert in the repair field, but doesn't a shorted horizontal transistor indicate a bad flyback?

Thanks to ArmorAlley and PB3623 for donations. It helps with the cost of maintaining my 3d printers and the cost of printing many many many bezels to make sure I get everything perfect.  I have something really neat coming out soon for the Macintosh 128k/512k/plus that will sole a BIG problem...

ABS, PETG, Strong resin, or Shapeways versatile plastic. You need something that is strong and also slightly flexible. If you are printing FDM it would be best to turn the models facing up, even though that would require a lot of supports, the top layer would be really smooth.

Here are my final designs: These took me ALOT of time (and money) to complete. If you make one and like it feel free to give a donation via paypal: 360alaska(at)gmail.com

Thanks, This my next design. "Coming Soon"

This should be my final revision of the open bezel: Changes: Adjusted size of the right standoffs Adjusted size of the ends decreased the dimensions of of the opening (added 8mm of material from the bottom) At this point I've printed and tried at least 10 bezels to further dial in this model.

Holy %^&%! Well...... This is what it's supposed to look like, start out by connecting that trace with a properly sized wire and see if it boots. That's not a capacitor that is typically recapped but we know one side leads to the trace and the other probably leads to ground. That little guy...

Doing what you suggest really isn't cheaper than 3d printing unless you can a CNC yourself.

I plan to use my current model as a starting point to build both a tray loading and a slot loading version. Right now, my 950 has a hard drive in that bay but I plan to buy a scsi2sd.

Good call on Shapeways!