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AvailableChecked Jul 24, 2026CatMac Mini Case Familyby GutBomb Industries, Ron's Computer Videos, and Joe's Computer Museum
catmac3d printinglogic board conversion

Turns a spare compact-Mac logic board into a small desktop computer with modern power, display, and storage hardware.

On 2026-07-24 JCM showed 5 printed 128K/512K cases, 3 Plus cases, 2 SE/SE30 cases, and 5 Classic/Classic II cases in stock. This is an enclosure, not a complete computer: supply a working logic board, power and video electronics, storage, input devices, display, cabling, and other desired parts. GutBomb's printable design is CC BY-NC-SA and does not cover the separate electronics.

Sources
  • Macintosh 128K Exact model
  • Macintosh 512K Exact model
  • Macintosh Plus Exact model
  • Macintosh SE Exact model
  • Macintosh SE/30 Exact model
  • Macintosh Classic Exact model
  • Macintosh Classic II Exact model
CatMac Mini 128K/512K print serviceCatMac Mini project and printable filesCatMac Mini Plus print serviceCatMac Mini SE/SE30 print serviceCatMac Mini Classic/Classic II print service
AvailableChecked Jul 24, 2026J12 Breakout Family for Compact Macsby Joe's Computer Museum
j12catmaclogic board conversionpower breakoutvideo breakout

Breaks out compact Macintosh power rails and video signals for custom logic-board projects.

JCM showed 17 SE/SE30 units and 6 Classic/Classic II units in stock on 2026-07-24. These are custom conversion and test-bench parts, not drop-in upgrades for intact computers. The two Macintosh groups use different J12 signal mappings, so use only the version intended for the installed logic board. JCM recommends 16 or 18 gauge leads with a modern ATX supply on the SE-family board.

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  • Macintosh SE Exact model
  • Macintosh SE/30 Exact model
  • Macintosh Classic Exact model
  • Macintosh Classic II Exact model
J12 Breakout for SE and SE/30 product pageJ12 Breakout for Classic and Classic II
AvailableChecked Jul 24, 2026MacPicoVid and SE-COMBO Familyby Joe's Computer Museum and guruthree
vgaraspberry pi picovideo convertercatmaclogic board conversion

Converts raw compact-Mac video to VGA, with optional power integration for bare logic-board projects.

On 2026-07-24 JCM showed 11 onboard-VGA and 41 Extended MacPicoVid boards, 56 MacPicoVid SE-COMBO boards, 2 IDC12 boards, 19 SE-TOPPER boards, 46 128K/512K/Plus adapters, and 32 Classic adapters in stock. Standalone boards require separate 5 V USB power and host wiring. The power-integrated products are for a removed logic board or custom chassis, not a drop-in external-video port for an intact computer.

Sources
  • Macintosh 128K Exact model
  • Macintosh 512K Exact model
  • Macintosh Plus Exact model
  • Macintosh SE Exact model
  • Macintosh SE/30 Exact model
  • Macintosh Classic Exact model
MacPicoVid with onboard VGAMacPicoVid ExtendedSE-COMBO MacPicoVid product pageSE-COMBO IDC12 product page128K, 512K, and Plus adapterClassic adapterSE-TOPPER product pageUpstream Mac video-converter project