This is a quick and easy upgrade that will allow you to easily and quickly attach and swap out "phone" camera lenses on your Game Boy Camera. 

I was unhappy with other solutions that either remove the ability to swing the camera around for selfies or otherwise are adapted to use hard to find specialty lenses.

My design allows the use of just about any of the in-expensive screw-on type phone lenses you can find on Amazon. Specifically I bought [this kit](https://a.co/d/9UsWju5), but it should work with just about any you can find. Do note that the lenses DO interfere with the ability to turn the camera around when installed so don't forget to screw them off beforehand.

These lenses are fairly cheap so expect quality to vary wildly. Some types of lenses will give you some lenses will show signetting especially in low light but it's not too bad.

Installation is very simple, just replace the front cap with my version and enjoy. I do recommend printing this out with an opaque material as well as using the Game Boy Camera light blocker you can [find here](https://www.printables.com/model/723614).

I do also recommend printing with a fairly tough material as to improve the life of the threads. Depending on your printer capabilities, you'll want to orient your print in one of three ways.
Standing up, completely flat on its back with the lens pointing up, or on its back at a slight angle keeping the "top" of the lensadapterr as perpendicular to the print bed as possible. Experiment with your printer. The smaller the layers the better. I printed at .12mm which gave me fairly good threads. Print at 4 perimeters and/or with 90% infill or more. 

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Game Boy Camera Lens Adapter

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I built a Game Boy Macro but I didn't like any of the solutions for wiring in a speaker so I decided to go with just using some earbuds. Then I thought, why not just painstakingly design and build a tiny speaker that can connect directly to the Game Boy? So off I went to source some parts for my build and set out to design the coolest, littlest speaker. 

Alas, tragedy struck! I should have KNOWN the 3.5mm jack just doesn't provide enough power to drive the speakers I chose. Even at max volume you have to hold the speakers 4 inches from your face to hear anything! So why did I upload this build? SO YOU TWO CAN SHARE IN MY SHAME! IDK maybe someone will find a solution and build off my work. At least it LOOKS cool.

Parts List:

2x Switch Speakers
https://a.co/d/39tXFKs

1x Tensility 3.5MM Audio Plug - Part # 54-00036
https://www.arrow.com/en/products/54-00036/tensility-international

2x M2 screws
Epoxy or Glue Gun

You'll want to wire the speakers according to the wiring diagram I have uploaded. These wires are so tiny and a pain to work with, so I recommend replacing them with some slightly larger wires. Once you are wired up you'll want to glue the 3.5mm jack in place to keep it from moving around. Pro-tip: Label your speakers so you know which side is which. Place the speakers into their respective grills, using the sticky tape they come with to hold them in place. Carefully assemble the speaker taking care to not pinch any of the wires. It should be a tight fit that should audibly snap together. Use some m2 screws to hold the pieces together then just throw the whole thing into the trash because you ain't gonna hear a gosh darn thing.

Mini 3.5mm Speaker for Game Boy Macro

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This is a body you can print for your Gen 1 or Gen 2 Mochi. The body is hollow and will loosely fit the Gen 1 Mochi's control board. Alternatively, you can use the rear channel to run a power cable for your Gen 2 model. 

Glue the legs to the body with the glue of your choice. Arms will press-fit onto the body and can be rotated to your heart's content. Use m1 screws to affix the back back to the body.


Dasai Mochi Robot Body

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Here are three slightly upgraded parts to Mussy's excellent TFS Trifold Stock/Brace: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6158158

The parts and upgrades are as follows:
1) An extended locking button
2) A rail mount with an added hole for an M3 heat-set insert. This allows you to lock the brace to your _airsoft_ rail with the use of an M3 grub screw.
3) Mid-section with slightly altered geometry that increases the clearance between your upper and the brace, allowing it to fold slightly closer to your _airsoft_ rifle. I also beefed up the rear-facing arm(?) to give it a tad more strength when mated up with the butt part.

Print with your preferred filament. I would recommend using at least 50% gyroid infill and 4 walls. Note THIS IS FOR AIRSOFT USE! Unless printed mostly solid with a tough material, it will likely not survive too long if faced with the big boom pow recoil of a real rifle.


Upgrade to Mussy's Trifold Stock

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If you want to mount a pistol light and/or laser on a larger platform, you might come across the same issue I did; the larger distance between the barrel and handguard throws the alignment off so much that it becomes impossible to adjust in order to compensate. This Picatinny mount should compensate enough to allow you to properly sight in a laser. Mount it to your handguard at the very front, with the shorter side towards the business end. 

M-Lok Picatinny - Slightly angled

This a remix of two different models. This will allow you to mount a Blink Mini to either side of your printer. You might want to print with a material that is a little more flexible since this is a very tight fit.
The Blink Mini camera mount here:
https://www.printables.com/model/261549
One of the legs from this tool mount here:
https://www.printables.com/model/341185

SV06 Blink Mini Mount

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Finding blank records to record on your PO-80 /GAKKEN Toy Record Maker is getting harder and harder since they are out of production. After some thinking, I had to wonder why we can't just print our own? 
I have not tested how well this records if at all, but I'm sure as long as you use a relatively soft material the record maker should cut into it just fine. 

Edit: Silk PLA does not cut well. PETG may work though, and there _is_ vinyl filament available.

I have included three different files with different widths. 1mm , 1.5mm, and 2mm. Realistically 1mm will work just fine and is the same width as the original discs. The larger widths are just in case you want something a little less prone to accidentally snapping in half if you mishandle it. I recommend printing on a smooth surface and turn on ironing. Skirt or Brim are optional, depending on how well your printer is dialed in. 

PO-80 / GAKKEN Blank Record

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