SEGA Mega Drive, Mega Drive II, Genesis, Genesis II - 3D Printed Widened Cartridge Slot Doors.

In this video I show and fit the 3D Printed Widened Cartridge Slot Doors I've designed for the SEGA Mega Drive, Mega Drive II, Genesis, Genesis II. There for modders who like to widened the Cartridge Slot on the SEGA Mega Drive, Mega Drive II, Genesis, Genesis II to play import game cartridges.
0:00 - Neo Geo Boot Animation \ Introduction.
0:34 - Video Introduction.
1:06 - Why Widen the Cartridge Slot.
3:30 - The problem when Widening the Cartridge Slot.
6:01 - The 3D Model of the Widened Cartridge Slot Doors.
7:44 - Slicing the STL Model for 3D Printing.
10:40 - 3D Printing the Widened Cartridge Slot Doors.
12:40 - The printed Widened Cartridge Slot Doors.
13:14 - Installing the Widened Cartridge Slot Doors.
20:39 - A look at the Accented Widened Cartridge Slot Doors in a Mega Drive.
21:22 - A look at the Plain Widened Cartridge Slot Doors in a Mega Drive.
21:51 - A look at the Plain Widened Cartridge Slot Doors in a Mega Drive II.
22:18 - A look at the Accented Widened Cartridge Slot Doors in a Mega Drive II.
22:39 - How to widen the Cartridge Slot, Slot Dimensions and Door Dimensions.
24:26 - Let's play a Japanese Game Cartridge, JuJu Densetsu (Toki).
24:47 - Video Wrap-up.
25:37 - Thanks for Watching.
Here's the link to the STL files for the SEGA Mega Drive, Mega Drive II, Genesis, Genesis II Widened Cartridge Slot Doors I've designed.
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[@dfwtrucker1]

You are a gentleman and a scholar. I am hoping to have some of your doors printed soon. The only thing I have to add to this is you can get slim profile right angled adapters for your headphone port. I’m using one on my AES Neo Geo. They’re cheap and will reduce your mental anxiety. I cannot bring myself to drill holes in the case.

[@Utoobyourself]

Looks and fits awesome! Well done!

[@Four_X]

Thanks bud.

[@emmettturner9452]

Remember the issues with the original Analogue Nt scratching cartridges? It’s because it didn’t have the two perpendicular ridges on each door that reduce the surface contact area. Without those there is a lot more friction and surface to surface contact. This is why you see those ridges on absolutely every original cartridge door. Heck, even the front-loading NES had two ridges on the bottom of the cartridge tray so the back of the game pak doesn’t slide on a flat surface, dragging and getting scratched with whatever contaminates are in between.
I made sure they were there when I made my Neo Geo AES replacement doors. Consider adding these ridges to yours. They are demonstrably functional and give it more of a professional/original appearance since they all have it (for a functional reason).

[@Four_X]

I'll keep an eye out, if it happens I'll update the model.

[@martlowe]

Love it! Well done

[@Four_X]

Thank bud.

[@sebaciclon20]

I'm looking for the stl of the Sega CD extender base, do you know where I can get it? thank you