Parts index

BCM2712 quad-core A76, 4/8/16GB RAM, PCIe 2.0 x1

Needs active cooling under load; 5V/5A supply recommended.

BCM2711 quad-core A72, 1-8GB RAM

Widest case and HAT compatibility of any Pi.

Used in: Recovery Kit (Pelican case deck), Little Luggable, The PwnPal, Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck, Chonky Palmtop, Y.A.A.C-1, Typeframe PX-88, HandiPi, Paper Pi Handheld, vecdec 1.1, Lambda Cyberdeck 910

Quad-core A53, 512MB RAM

Low power; good for pocket decks.

Used in: Beepy, Penkesu Computer, Cyberdeck 2026, CyberKeeb 2040, Hackberry Pi Zero

BCM2835 1GHz single-core CPU, 512MB RAM, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, pre-soldered 40-pin header

The original Zero WH is slower than the Zero 2 W; Hyper-pi's instructions and physical assembly name this exact board.

Used in: Hyper-pi

Same SoC as Pi 4, board-to-board connectors

Requires a carrier board.

Used in: ClockworkPi uConsole

Same SoC as Pi 5, CM4-compatible footprint

Requires a carrier board.

Used in: Hackberry Pi CM5, Boostbox

Custom CM5 carrier handheld with 3.95-inch 720×720 touchscreen, 5,000mAh LiPo and BlackBerry keyboard

Sold without a Compute Module 5. Choose the keyboard version carefully; the official repository documents Q10, Q20 and 9900 variants.

Used in: Hackberry Pi CM5

nRF52840 Pro Micro-compatible Bluetooth controller

The source does not state a hardware revision.

Used in: Little Luggable

BCM2835 1GHz single-core CPU, 512MB RAM, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

The PiMech BOM names the original Pi Zero W, not the faster Zero 2 W.

Used in: PiMech Deck

ESP32-C3 RISC-V development board with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Tinycorder firmware targets the XIAO ESP32C3.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger

BCM2837B0 quad-core A53, 1GB RAM, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

The creator's preferred low-power board; Pi 4 and Pi 5 are also described as compatible.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi

Allwinner A733 SBC with 8-core CPU, onboard Wi-Fi/Bluetooth and dual 2.54mm GPIO headers

The exact host board specified by the DC34 A7S Cyberdeck. Confirm RAM configuration and header population before ordering.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Original Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller board with RP2040 and Micro-USB

RadioDeck names the Pico generically; the wiring uses the original RP2040 Pico pinout.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console, Luckfox Pico Plus Cyberdeck, Mu Cyberdeck

Linux-capable RV1103 board with 128MB DDR2, Ethernet and GPIO

The LP+ Cyberdeck README names this exact board. No trusted tier-1/2 seller was found on the BuildDeck allowlist; the marketplace search is a fallback.

Used in: Luckfox Pico Plus Cyberdeck

Battery-powered Qualcomm MSM8916 4G hotspot compatible with the OpenStick Linux project

The Modem Thing creator used the MF800 variant. Marketplace hardware varies; confirm MSM8916/OpenStick compatibility and back up the original partitions before modifying it.

SAMD21 microcontroller board

Runs the source project’s TinyGo HID bridge for the navigation encoder.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

ESP32-S3 microcontroller board

Used as the dedicated Meshtastic node.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

Framework laptop mainboard used as a standalone x86 SBC; processor generation and revision unspecified

Creator BOM. Includes the matching Framework heatsink/fan assembly; confirm revision before buying.

Used in: FrameDeck

ATmega32U4 mechanical-keyboard controller with USB-C and extra I/O pins

Creator says Elite-C is required because this design uses its additional pins.

Used in: FrameDeck

Framework 13 mainboard; creator used an 11th-gen Intel board

Exact generation is linked by the creator, but Framework is not currently an allowlisted merchant.

Used in: Rasti Computer, Framework Cyberdeck

RP2040 microcontroller board

The Rasti Computer BOM says Raspberry Pi Pico; the separate keyboard repository now names RP2040-Zero, so confirm the intended revision.

Used in: Rasti Computer

QMK-capable keyboard controller; exact board is unclear

The creator writes “Supermecro Controller,” which is not enough to identify a product. A Pro Micro-compatible board is only a closest-match search, not a confirmed substitute.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

ESP32-S3 handheld with hardware keyboard, trackball, touch display and microSD slot

PocketSSH is written specifically for the T-Deck Plus. Confirm the Plus model before ordering; the repository documents SPI-mode microSD access for this hardware.

Used in: PocketSSH

ESP32-P4 with ESP32-C6 wireless module, 5-inch 1280×720 capacitive touchscreen, camera and audio

DECK//OS targets the M5Stack Tab5. The creator does not state whether the battery-free C145 or battery-equipped K145 variant was used, so both distributor listings are provided.

Used in: DECK//OS Tab5 Cyberdeck

ESP32-S3 handheld development board with 2.8-inch 320×240 display, keyboard, trackball, speaker and microSD slot

The ESP32Berry README names the original T-Deck. Listings for T-Deck Plus are a different revision; verify the board revision before ordering.

Used in: ESP32Berry

Battery-powered MSM8916 LTE/Wi-Fi hotspot compatible with OpenStick

The Modem Thing creator used the MF800. Revisions and cellular-band support vary, so compare PCB layout and modem bands before ordering.

Used in: Modem Thing

Compact ESP32-C3 development board with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE

Exact microcontroller board named in the Tinycorder README and BOM.

Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+, 1GB RAM, 1.4GHz quad-core CPU, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

The Bumble Berry Pi creator used a 3B+ for lower cost and power draw, while noting that a Pi 4 or Pi 5 can also be used. Confirm enclosure and connector fit if substituting another model.

Four-layer two-board PCB sandwich with STM32F411RET6, keyboard matrix, USB-C charging and display connector

Fabricate from the repository Gerbers and assembly files. The creator's parts-bom.csv documents the component order, but its quantities cover a fabrication batch rather than one finished unit. No repository license is declared, so do not assume permission to sell boards.

Used in: ittyPDA

Intel Core m3-8100Y SBC, 8GB RAM, 64GB eMMC

Exact compute board named by the Mu Cyberdeck creator.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck

Allwinner H2+ single-board computer with 512MB RAM and Wi-Fi

The QAZ Cyberdeck creator uses the M2 Zero, not the M5 stated in an earlier draft. No trusted tier-1/2 seller on the allowlist was found.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

Raspberry Pi 3 family single-board computer; exact Model B or B+ revision not stated

Cyberdeck PICO8 names only “RPI 3.” Confirm the board revision and connector positions against the official enclosure before ordering.

Used in: Cyberdeck PICO8

ESP32-S3 development board with 4.2-inch 400×300 ST7305 reflective LCD

The cYbErDeCk BOM names this exact RLCD-4.2 board and explicitly warns that an e-paper or other ESP32-S3 display board will not fit.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

RP2040 microcontroller board in the Pro Micro form factor

Exact controller named in the RP2040 CyberDeck README.

Used in: RP2040 CyberDeck

HDMI video, USB touch

Common deck screen; check bezel dimensions before printing a case.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck

HDMI + USB touch

Popular for case-style decks.

Used in: Recovery Kit (Pelican case deck), Y.A.A.C-1

4-inch 800×480 capacitive touchscreen using the Raspberry Pi DPI interface

Uses most GPIO pins.

Used in: Hyper-pi

Ultra-low-power reflective mono display

Sunlight readable; used by Beepy.

Used in: Beepy

7-inch 800×480 capacitive touchscreen, DSI connection

The source names the original Touch Display, not Touch Display 2.

Used in: Little Luggable

7-inch 4:3 LCD panel, approximately 154 × 119.2 × 5.4mm; controller accepts HDMI

The creator links a marketplace kit and does not name the controller-board revision. Marketplace-only because this legacy panel kit is not stocked by the configured authorized distributors. AliExpress blocked the automated 2026-10-14 link check; verify the listing manually before ordering.

Used in: Boostbox

7.9-inch 1280×400 capacitive touchscreen, HDMI input

The exact display named in the Penkesu bill of materials.

Used in: Penkesu Computer, QAZ Cyberdeck

40-pin TTL LCD interface for Raspberry Pi DPI output

Adafruit product 2454; PiMech uses the non-touch configuration.

Used in: PiMech Deck

7-inch 800×480 TTL display panel without touch

Adafruit product 2353, named in the PiMech BOM.

Used in: PiMech Deck

3.5-inch 480×320 resistive touchscreen, SPI interface for Raspberry Pi

The PwnPal guide warns that the official display driver is not compatible with its 64-bit Kali setup and documents an alternative LCD-show-kali installer.

Used in: The PwnPal

5-inch 800×480 HDMI display with USB touch

Stardeck specifies this Elecrow display; confirm current board dimensions before printing the enclosure.

Used in: Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck

400×240 monochrome Sharp Memory LCD breakout

Tinycorder BOM specifies a 2.7-inch Sharp memory display.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger

4.3-inch touch display with Raspberry Pi ribbon connection

Brand and size are named by the creator; confirm the current product revision before ordering.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi

2.8-inch SPI TFT module with ILI9341 controller, XPT2046 resistive touch and 14-pin interface

Module layouts vary. Confirm the 14-pin interface and dimensions against the backplane and printed faceplate.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

16×2 character LCD with PCF8574 I2C backpack at address 0x27 or 0x3F

Confirm the backpack address before flashing RadioDeck firmware.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

240×320 SPI TFT module using the ST7789 controller

The LP+ Cyberdeck specifies GMT020-02-7P; other ST7789 modules require firmware pin or dimension changes. No trusted tier-1/2 seller was found on the BuildDeck allowlist.

Used in: Luckfox Pico Plus Cyberdeck

7-inch HDMI touchscreen; source listing ASIN B07L6WT77H

Exact marketplace listing named in the Chonky Palmtop materials list. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for this exact revision was found on the BuildDeck allowlist.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

2.7-inch 400×240 monochrome SHARP Memory LCD breakout

Exact Adafruit product linked by the Modem Thing creator.

640×480 IPS capacitive touchscreen; DPI interface; up to 60Hz

The source warns that its DPI interface consumes the full Raspberry Pi GPIO header.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

7-inch IPS display with HDMI input; resolution, touch support and manufacturer unspecified

Creator BOM links Amazon ASIN B08H8HZRLQ; dimensions and mounting holes are critical to the enclosure.

Used in: FrameDeck

10.4-inch, 1600×720 QLED capacitive multi-touch display

Exact display named in the Rasti BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

7.9-inch wide DSI display for Raspberry Pi

Exact display named and linked in the PX-88 BOM.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

4.3-inch 800×480 capacitive touchscreen using the Raspberry Pi DSI interface

Exact display family named in the HandiPi BOM; verify mounting-post and revision details before printing.

7-inch 1024×600 HDMI capacitive touchscreen; source listing ASIN B07L6WT77H

Exact display linked by the Chonky Palmtop creator; availability and branding can change on marketplace listings.

4.2-inch monochrome e-paper module; exact revision not stated

Paper Pi README names a Waveshare 4.2-inch E-Ink Display but does not state the module revision.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

SSD1306-based OLED module; size, interface and pinout not stated

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 names an SSD1306 screen without enough detail to identify an exact module.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

8-inch 1280×800 capacitive touchscreen with DSI interface

The vecdec v1.1 source links this exact larger display and documents updated configuration guidance.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

400×240 monochrome SHARP Memory LCD breakout

Exact Adafruit product 4694 named and linked by the creator.

Used in: Modem Thing

7-inch HDMI LCD kit sold under Amazon ASIN B07L6WT77H

The Chonky Palmtop materials list links this exact marketplace listing; product revisions may change dimensions or control-board layout.

4.3-inch touchscreen display for Raspberry Pi with ribbon-cable connection

The Bumble Berry Pi README names a Freenove 4.3-inch screen but links only an Amazon short URL; verify the current board revision, mounting holes and Pi compatibility before ordering.

3.5-inch 320×480 IPS LCD, ST7796 controller, SPI interface, no touch; onboard microSD slot

The repository README names and links this no-touch LCDWiki module. A dependable tier-1 or maker-store listing for the exact module was not located; verify the controller, connector and no-touch variant before ordering.

Used in: ittyPDA

800×480 capacitive-touch DSI display specified by the HandiPi BOM.

Source BOM identifies the Waveshare 4.3-inch DSI display; verify the current revision and connector before ordering.

Used in: HandiPi

7-inch 1024×600 IPS HDMI display

The Lambda Cyberdeck 910 README names and links this exact display family; check current PCB and connector placement against the enclosure.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

3.5-inch TFT with resistive touch; controller, resolution and interface not stated

Cyberdeck PICO8 says the display matches the Raspberry Pi footprint and has a resistive panel, but neither the README nor BOM identifies the exact board. Compare dimensions, connector position and button layout to the enclosure before purchase.

Used in: Cyberdeck PICO8

Portable display from creator-linked Amazon listing B0BZYXFSCX; brand and size not stated in the repository

Confirm current listing specifications and enclosure dimensions before ordering.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

Thumb keyboard, needs a controller board

Replacement part quality varies. Pimoroni's Solder Party BBQ10 is a reputable integrated alternative with its own controller board; confirm that its larger board outline fits before substituting it for a bare keyboard.

Used in: Beepy

USB-C or Bluetooth

Case-style decks usually fit a 60% or smaller board.

Used in: Recovery Kit (Pelican case deck), Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck

GRID keycaps; 46 used

The creator-linked RAMA product page now returns HTTP 404. The replacement retailer offers mixed GRID kits that include KURO caps; verify quantity and availability before ordering.

Used in: Little Luggable

GRID keycaps; 18 used

The creator-linked RAMA product page returned HTTP 502 during the 2026-10-14 link audit. The replacement retailer offers mixed GRID kits that include NOCT caps; verify quantity and availability before ordering.

Used in: Little Luggable

PCB socket for MX-compatible switches

The source calls for 64.

Used in: Little Luggable, CyberKeeb 2040

Linear MX-compatible keyboard switch

The source calls for 64.

Used in: Little Luggable

40% ortholinear hot-swap PCB with USB-C, QMK support and RGB underglow

The creator uses QMK layers for mouse emulation; switches and keycaps depend on the chosen kit.

Used in: Boostbox

Low-profile mechanical keyboard switch

Both Penkesu and PiMech use Choc v1 switches; choose switch feel before ordering.

Used in: Penkesu Computer, PiMech Deck, Chonky Palmtop, Rasti Computer, Mu Cyberdeck

1u keycap compatible with Kailh Choc v1 switches

Both source bills of materials name MBK Choc keycaps without a color or legend set.

Used in: Penkesu Computer, PiMech Deck, Chonky Palmtop, Mu Cyberdeck

48-key ortholinear keyboard PCB fabricated from the linked Gerber archive

Penkesu links larrbo’s Koda Gerber files. The keyboard design is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0; order the board from a PCB fabricator and do not sell unlicensed copies.

Used in: Penkesu Computer

PCB or panel-mount on/off toggle switch

Tinycorder BOM calls for one miniature toggle switch.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger, Cyberdeck PICO8

Momentary through-hole tactile switch, 6×6mm

Tinycorder requires three buttons.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger

Pocket-size wireless keyboard with Bluetooth

The creator links an Amazon model but does not state its brand or model number.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi, Cyberdeck PICO8

Two-axis analog joystick with push input and 1×5 wiring interface

The source does not identify a manufacturer or exact board revision; confirm mounting dimensions and pin order.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Incremental EC11 rotary encoder with integrated push switch

The source does not identify an exact model or mounting style; match the enclosure and J10 wiring.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Momentary push button suitable for panel mounting or an enclosure-mounted carrier

The project leaves cap and exact switch choice to the builder; confirm fit and wire two buttons to J11.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Twelve-key 4-row × 3-column pushbutton matrix keypad

The creator provides the search string “Keypad Pushbutton Matrix 4*3” but no exact model.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

360-degree incremental rotary encoder module with push switch

The source accepts KY-040 or HW-040-style modules; verify pin labels before wiring.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

Band-selector rotary switch used for mode and filter-passband controls

The source provides “RS1010 Band Switch Rotary Switch” as a search string but no manufacturer or exact pole/position code.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

Split 42-key Corne Classic keyboard PCB set

Named in the Chonky Palmtop materials list. The creator-linked shop is not on the BuildDeck allowlist, and no trusted allowlisted tier-1/2 seller was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

6mm momentary tactile switch with clear plunger cap

Exact Adafruit product linked in the Chonky Palmtop materials list.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

61-key compact mechanical keyboard with USB connection

Exact keyboard model named in the Y.A.A.C-1 component list; switch and lighting variants may differ.

Used in: Y.A.A.C-1

USB-C physical keyboard case sized for iPhone 16 Pro Max

The creator names this exact Clicks model and permanently cuts its case for the build. Confirm the phone-size variant before ordering.

Rotary encoder with five directional buttons

Used as the deck navigation control.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

Breakout PCB for ANO encoder

The source uses the breakout for mechanical support and I2C wiring.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

Compact 50-key QWERTY keyboard with I2C interface

The source treats CardKB as a placeholder for a future BBQ20 keyboard.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026, RP2040 CyberDeck

Salvaged keyboard/mouse trackball board identified as Logitech 161A, T-SBC12-CP

Legacy/salvaged hardware connected by a six-position ribbon; marketplace search is intentional.

Used in: FrameDeck, Framework Cyberdeck

Custom 36-key mechanical-keyboard PCB with Elite-C, trackball header and raw-USB display-power header

Fabricate from the official Gerber archive; order layer, thickness and finish settings are not documented.

Used in: FrameDeck

MX-compatible silent mechanical-keyboard switch

The completed build uses these switches; the PCB accepts 36 MX-style switches generally.

Used in: FrameDeck

36 MX-stem keycaps; profile and legends unspecified

Quantity is inferred from the documented 36 switches.

Used in: FrameDeck

One 2U and one 6.25U low-profile stabilizer

Exact sizes specified by the creator.

Used in: Rasti Computer

65% multi-layout hot-swap mechanical keyboard PCB

The Typeframe PX-88 BOM names the multi-layout version; its creator-linked specialist-store domain is not on the site allowlist, so this uses a marketplace search fallback.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

USB-C Unified Daughterboard-compatible keyboard daughterboard

Named in the PX-88 BOM. Confirm cable and PCB compatibility before ordering.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Screw-in PCB-mount stabilizers for MX-compatible keyboards

The PX-88 BOM links this model; verify the kit includes the sizes required by the Point65 layout.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

MX-compatible 5-pin clicky switch; 70 required

The PX-88 creator links this switch and says another Cherry MX-compatible 5-pin switch may be substituted.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Flat-profile MX-compatible keycaps; 70 keys required

The PX-88 BOM links DSA Dolch and warns that the set must include a 1.75U Shift, a 1U Fn and four right-side 1U keys.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Custom 36-key keyboard circuit PCB at 1.6mm plus cover PCB at 1mm

Fabricate from the official Gerber archives; the repository files are MIT licensed.

Split 42-key Corne/crkbd PCB set

The source names a Little Keyboards crkbd Classic essentials kit; that vendor is not currently on BuildDeck’s approved-domain list, so the buy option is a generic search and must be checked against the source.

EC11-family mechanical rotary encoder; shaft and switch details not stated

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 specifies one but does not give an exact manufacturer or variant.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

Custom 66-key keyboard and cyberdeck PCB fabricated from the official Gerbers

The repository supplies KiCad sources and Gerbers for JLCPCB, PCBWay and OSHPark; select castellated holes where instructed. Design is CC BY-SA 4.0.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

Keyboard switches compatible with the PCB and plate; exact type and count not stated

The V2 guide says key switches are needed but does not identify a model or quantity; do not assume 66 without checking the chosen layout.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

Keycaps compatible with the selected switches and layout; profile and count not stated

The V2 guide requires key caps but does not specify profile, sizes or quantity.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040, QAZ Cyberdeck

Stabilizers compatible with the PCB, plate and selected keycaps; sizes not stated

The V2 guide requires stabilizers but does not provide sizes, mounting style or quantity.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040, QAZ Cyberdeck

Official keyboard accessory for M5Stack Tab5

The creator explicitly requires the official Tab5 Keyboard. No listing from a configured reputable distributor was located, so this remains marketplace-only pending a better source.

Used in: DECK//OS Tab5 Cyberdeck

I2C miniature trackball with RGBW LED and click input

Exact Pimoroni breakout linked in the vecdec v1.1 bill of materials.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

Open-source split ergonomic low-profile mechanical keyboard PCB set

The vecdec source follows Brian Low's Sofle Choc build guide with several documented component substitutions; fabricate from the upstream design files.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

Incremental encoder with 8.5mm shaft and no push switch

Exact lower-profile encoder part number specified for the vecdec keyboard modification.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

USB-C keyboard case for iPhone 16 Pro Max

The creator cut this keyboard case for the build. Exact fit matters; confirm the iPhone 16 Pro Max version.

Used in: Modem Thing

Two-half Corne Classic low-profile keyboard PCB set fabricated from the official design

The Chonky Palmtop creator used two Corne Classic PCB halves. Fabricate from the official Corne repository and check its license and revision before ordering.

Compact rechargeable Bluetooth QWERTY keyboard sized for the Bumble Berry Pi enclosure

The source provides an Amazon short link but no brand or model number. Match the keyboard outline and dimensions to the official enclosure before purchase.

Five-direction navigation switch used by the HandiPi keyboard PCB.

The creator BOM links the Adafruit product 504 five-way navigation switch; verify current revision and PCB footprint before ordering.

Used in: HandiPi

Slip-on rubber cap for Adafruit product 504.

Exact rubber cover linked by the HandiPi creator for the Adafruit five-way navigation switch.

Used in: HandiPi

6 × 6 mm, 7 mm high through-hole tactile switch used for the HandiPi keyboard.

Exact DTS-63K called out in the creator BOM.

Used in: HandiPi

43mm circular capacitive trackpad module

Exact trackpad family named in the Mu Cyberdeck parts list.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck

Compact multi-device Bluetooth keyboard

The Lambda Cyberdeck 910 keyboard tray is shaped around this exact model.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

Incremental rotary encoder with A/B quadrature output and integrated push switch

Lambda Cyberdeck 910 links this PiShop.us rotary encoder; the README documents five connections to the Raspberry Pi GPIO header.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

35-key QAZ-layout PCB; integrated or Pro Micro version

The creator links CBKBD, a seller outside the approved allowlist, so no direct source link is included. No trusted allowlisted seller was found; verify the PCB revision and whether the controller is integrated.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

Clicky MX-compatible keyboard switch

The QAZ Cyberdeck creator chose BOX Jades and linked a 70-switch package; the 35-key QAZ layout itself needs 35 switches.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

Compact rechargeable Bluetooth QWERTY keyboard, model 518

The cYbErDeCk enclosure is dimensioned around the Rii 518. No trusted tier-1/2 seller on the BuildDeck allowlist was found; confirm the exact model and outline in the marketplace listing.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

Low-profile rechargeable Apple wireless keyboard

Framework Cyberdeck creator says to search eBay for “Magic Keyboard 2”; verify keyboard generation, layout and physical dimensions before purchase.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

Two-axis analog joystick module; footprint and electrical range not stated

RP2040 CyberDeck README names an analog joystick but not a manufacturer or model. Match the published PCB footprint before buying.

Used in: RP2040 CyberDeck

Several momentary buttons for programmable macros; count and switch model not stated

RP2040 CyberDeck README gives no count, rating or switch part number. Verify the PCB footprint.

Used in: RP2040 CyberDeck

LiPo charger + 5V 1A boost

Fine for Zero/Pi 3-class loads; underpowered for Pi 5.

Used in: Hyper-pi, Penkesu Computer, PiMech Deck

3.7V nominal, 2,500mAh, JST-PH connector

Adafruit product 328; use only with a suitable LiPo charger and protect the pouch from puncture or crushing.

Used in: Hyper-pi

2x 18650 cells, 5V output, I2C fuel gauge

Cells sold separately; use protected cells from known brands.

Used in: Recovery Kit (Pelican case deck)

PD output, 20,000mAh class

Simplest safe power for Pi 5 builds.

Raspberry Pi UPS HAT with battery management and RTC

Named in the compute assembly. The former direct Pi Supply link returned HTTP 402 during the 2026-10-14 link audit, so this uses a current retailer search.

Used in: Little Luggable

12,000mAh replacement battery for PiJuice

Named in the compute assembly; follow the maker’s LiPo handling guidance. The former direct Pi Supply link returned HTTP 402 during the 2026-10-14 link audit and was replaced with a live retailer page.

Used in: Little Luggable

Single-cell 3.7V LiPo, 90mAh

Dimensions and connector are not stated; verify fit and polarity.

Used in: Little Luggable

Adjustable step-up converter module; configured in Boostbox for 5V input and 9V output

Generic modules vary in layout and component quality; verify polarity and set the output voltage before connecting the display.

Used in: Boostbox, Cyberdeck PICO8

Regulated 5V DC output, 3A class

The Boostbox creator did not specify a model or connector. The linked enclosed USB-C adapter is only a reputable closest match and may not suit wiring to the viewer's original switch; mains rewiring requires appropriate insulation, strain relief and expertise.

Used in: Boostbox

Single-cell lithium-polymer pouch, approximately 60 × 60 × 9mm

Penkesu specifies the 606090 size or similar but not a capacity or brand. The creator links a marketplace search; confirm connector polarity and fit before purchase.

Used in: Penkesu Computer

Single-cell 4,500mAh lithium-polymer pouch with two-pin connector

PiMech links an AKZYTUE marketplace battery; verify dimensions and JST polarity against the PowerBoost before connecting it. No exact reputable-seller listing was identified.

Used in: PiMech Deck

5,000mAh battery board for Raspberry Pi 3B/3B+/4B, 5V 3A output

The creator names the S Plus and links its original Tindie listing. Verify current board compatibility and availability before ordering.

Used in: The PwnPal

24,000mAh USB-C power bank, up to 140W

Exact power bank listed in the Stardeck BOM; product revisions can change enclosure dimensions.

Used in: Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck, Y.A.A.C-1

Single-cell lithium-polymer battery, 150mAh

Tinycorder specifies a 150mAh LiPo; verify polarity before connection.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger

37Wh USB battery pack with short USB-C cable

Capacity is source-confirmed; brand and exact model are not stated.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi

USB-C output suitable for powering the Radxa Cubie A7S

The creator does not specify a model, capacity or USB-PD profile. Verify the A7S input requirements and runtime target before ordering.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck, Mu Cyberdeck

5V 3A boost supply and USB-C LiPo charger

Named and linked in the Chonky Palmtop materials list. The creator warns that separate low-voltage protection should be added.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop, QAZ Cyberdeck

3.7V nominal, 8Ah pouch cell with threaded terminals

The Chonky Palmtop uses two cells in parallel, each separately fused. No trusted tier-1/2 seller was found on the BuildDeck allowlist; verify condition, polarity and safe parallel-cell practices.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Inline fuse holder; Chonky Palmtop uses one separately on each battery cell

The creator links ASIN B07ZTYN9DY and says a higher amperage rating may be preferable; size the protection to the wiring, cells and load. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for the exact kit was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Polarized high-current male/female connector pair

The Chonky Palmtop exposes an XT60 for an optional fast-charge setup. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for the creator-linked pack was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Push-to-read panel voltage display; source listing ASIN B00YALUXH0

Exact marketplace item linked by the Chonky Palmtop creator. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for this exact indicator was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Panel-mount switch; source listing ASIN B008CZIG3I

Exact marketplace item linked by the creator; confirm contact rating and cutout dimensions. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for the exact switch was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Dual-18650 Raspberry Pi UPS HAT, up to 5.1V 6A output

The Y.A.A.C-1 source names the X728 and two Panasonic NCR18650 cells. Cells are not included here because unprotected lithium-ion sourcing requires extra care.

Used in: Y.A.A.C-1

5000mAh battery HAT for Raspberry Pi Zero; pogo-pin power and I2C monitoring

The Cyberdeck 2026 BOM specifies PiSugar 3 Plus. Confirm the current board revision and included battery before ordering.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

Framework laptop battery compatible with the selected mainboard; capacity and revision unspecified

Creator BOM. Match the battery to the chosen mainboard revision.

Used in: FrameDeck

Framework 13 replacement battery

Exact Framework battery linked by the creator; check mainboard-generation compatibility.

Used in: Rasti Computer, Framework Cyberdeck

1S, 3.7V nominal, 10,000mAh, 3C or higher discharge, no more than about 11mm thick

The PX-88 creator reports that lower-discharge packs caused problems. Check connector polarity before connecting; reverse-polarity packs can damage hardware.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Raspberry Pi battery power-management HAT with charging and RTC support

Exact Waveshare model named and linked in the PX-88 BOM.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

3V CR1220 lithium coin cell

The PX-88 creator installed one for the Power Management HAT clock but says it may not be strictly necessary.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

5000 mAh UPS/battery board for Raspberry Pi 3B/3B+/4B, specified by the HandiPi BOM.

The creator BOM specifically calls for PiSugar2 Plus, not the smaller PiSugar2 model.

Used in: HandiPi

Four matched 18650 Li-ion cells, approximately 3Ah each, used in parallel

The creator used four used cells matched for capacity and internal resistance. Use only authentic, same-model cells in equal condition and observe Li-ion safety.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Battery charging and regulated 5V output with I2C voltage reporting

Paper Pi names RetroPSU but gives no revision or current source. No tier-1/2 seller was identified; the Tindie search is retained as a maker-marketplace fallback.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Single-cell 3.7V Li-ion charger/BMS rated 4A; creator names an Anmbest five-pack

The creator names the generic Anmbest listing but no stable manufacturer part number. Confirm common-port wiring and parallel-cell suitability. No equivalent tier-1/2 product was identified.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Nickel strip for 18650 cell interconnects; width and thickness not stated

Paper Pi README lists nickel strip without dimensions or purity.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Hybrid 65W GaN wall charger and 10,000mAh USB power bank

The vecdec source names model A1651 and says its 5V/3A output powers the listed configuration.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

USB power bank rated at 37 watt-hours, supplied with a short USB-C cable

The source specifies energy capacity but not brand, output rating or dimensions. Check fit and that it can supply the chosen Raspberry Pi continuously.

3.7V nominal, 2,200mAh pouch cell with compatible two-pin connector and enclosure dimensions

The creator links the battery used but says a battery with similar size and connector can work. The source does not state the pouch dimensions or connector polarity; confirm both before connecting any substitute.

Used in: ittyPDA

Replaceable 3.7V lithium-ion phone battery, BL-5C form factor

Hackberry Pi Zero uses two swappable BL-5C battery positions. Buy from a reputable cell supplier where possible and verify polarity and condition.

Used in: Hackberry Pi Zero

Regulated 5.1V 3A USB-C supply for Raspberry Pi 4

Electrical requirement from the Lambda Cyberdeck 910 essential-parts list; plug type is region-dependent.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

Single-cell LiPo no larger than 47mm × 55mm × 10mm

The QAZ Cyberdeck creator links an eBay battery and says substitutes may be slightly longer or wider but must not exceed 10mm thickness. Capacity and connector are not stated.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

One 18650 Li-ion cell, flat-top or protected, no larger than 18.6mm diameter × 69.0mm long

The cYbErDeCk assembly guide permits flat-top or protected cells but sets a strict maximum envelope. Buy only from a reputable battery supplier and verify polarity and dimensions.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

USB-powered TP4056 charger module for one 3.7V Li-ion cell; connector and protection circuit not stated

Cyberdeck PICO8 identifies the charger IC/module but not its USB connector or whether the board includes cell protection. Compare terminals and dimensions with the assembly photographs.

Used in: Cyberdeck PICO8

Single-cell 3.7V lithium-ion battery; BOM says 3000mAh while README says 3300mAh

The source disagrees on capacity and gives no dimensions, connector, chemistry format or manufacturer. Measure the battery bay, verify polarity and choose a protected pack within the available space.

Used in: Cyberdeck PICO8

Panel-mount USB-C keystone coupler

Manufacturer is not stated.

Used in: Little Luggable

Panel-mount Ethernet keystone coupler

Manufacturer and category rating are not stated.

Used in: Little Luggable

Panel-mount USB-A keystone extension

Manufacturer is not stated.

Used in: Little Luggable

Right-angle USB-C adapter

Connector orientation beyond 90 degrees is not stated.

Used in: Little Luggable, Bumble Berry Pi

2.54mm female crimp housing/contact; pin count unspecified

The source does not state pin count.

Used in: Little Luggable, FrameDeck

Right-angle header, two positions; pitch unspecified

Confirm pitch and pin dimensions from the PCB.

Used in: Little Luggable

Compact USB OTG hub with three downstream ports

PiMech links an Amazon unit but does not name a manufacturer. The Adafruit option provides three OTG hub ports plus Ethernet, but is not dimensionally equivalent; match dimensions before printing or modify the retainer.

Used in: PiMech Deck

Dual-band 802.11ac USB Wi-Fi adapter based on Realtek RTL8811AU

The PwnPal source names this exact adapter. A configured specialist-seller product page was not located, so the reputable-seller fallback is a Newark exact-model search.

Used in: The PwnPal

One 2×15 and one 1×15 female through-hole header, 2.54mm pitch

These sockets mate with the A7S GPIO headers. Confirm pin length and pin-1 orientation against the project mechanical datums.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Two 2×4 female headers plus two 1×1 female headers, 2.54mm pitch

Headers populate the two 8+1 radio sockets; plug-in radio modules are optional and not included in this base manifest.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Single-row, 14-position female through-hole socket, 2.54mm pitch

Needed only when socketing rather than directly soldering the display; included because the project build guide treats the display as removable.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

One 1×8 and one 1×10 female socket, 2.54mm pitch, mounted 17.78mm apart

The two sockets form the front expansion connector. Confirm alignment against the PCB footprint before soldering.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Straight 0.1-inch-pitch breakaway header strip

Cut to suit the Pico and prototype-board connections; exact lengths are not specified.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

2.54mm female-to-female jumper leads

The source does not specify length or quantity; choose lengths to suit the enclosure layout.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console, Mu Cyberdeck

USB 2.0 Type-A plug to Micro-B plug cable with data conductors

Use a data-capable cable for the Pico USB CDC connection.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

Metal round panel-mount USB 2.0 feed-through connector

The source supplies only a search phrase; confirm connector genders and panel dimensions.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

Compact four-port USB 2.0 hub; source listing ASIN B00L2442H0

The Chonky Palmtop wires this hub internally. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for the exact unit was found on the BuildDeck allowlist.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Four-port USB 2.0 hub breakout

The source uses this as the internal USB hub.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

USB cellular modem compatible with standard Linux network interfaces

The BOM permits SIM7600 or an equivalent USB LTE dongle, so region and carrier compatibility must be confirmed.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

SX1262 LoRa radio wing for XIAO; regional frequency variant required

Choose the frequency permitted for the intended operating region.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

M.2 wireless module; creator-linked Framework path identifies Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210 vPro

Confirm keying and antenna-connector compatibility.

Used in: FrameDeck

Laptop-style antenna assembly; connector type, gain and frequency coverage not documented

Creator BOM links Amazon ASIN B08T8F3GDT; do not substitute until connector and mechanical fit are checked.

Used in: FrameDeck

Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210, non-vPro

Exact module named and linked in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer, Framework Cyberdeck

Framework 13 internal Wi-Fi antenna module

Exact Framework antenna module linked in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer, Framework Cyberdeck

USB-C multiport hub; exact port requirements not documented

Creator links one example but does not state a model in the BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

Two 20-position headers or sockets

Rasti Computer BOM calls for two; confirm pitch and stack height against the PCB.

Used in: Rasti Computer

2.54mm-pitch breakaway header; row count and quantity not stated

Paper Pi README names 2.54mm pins without further dimensions.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Mating precision pin/socket connectors; exact product is unclear

Paper Pi README says “Micro Swiss pins and sockets” but gives no manufacturer, pitch or part number. Confirm mechanically before ordering.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

USB Type-C receptacle breakout; exact capabilities not stated

Paper Pi uses a breakout for the charge port; confirm whether only USB 2.0/power pins are required.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Raspberry Pi Meshtastic HAT with E22 LoRa module, GPS and Qwiic connectors

The vecdec v1.1 source names MeshAdv Mini but links only the open hardware repository; verify radio frequency and current availability before ordering.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

915MHz SMA antenna with right-angle joint

The vecdec source allows an antenna with a thumb screw up to 20mm but does not specify a manufacturer or gain.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

RTL2832U-based USB software-defined-radio receiver, V4 revision

The Lambda Cyberdeck 910 essential-parts list names RTL-SDR V4. No trusted tier-1/2 seller on the allowlist was found; verify the exact V4 revision in the marketplace listing.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

Panel-mount USB-C receptacle with captive male lead or adapter

The Lambda Cyberdeck 910 essential-parts list requires this for power input but does not identify the exact model or cable length.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

Solderable Micro-USB plug/header for custom power and OTG cables

QAZ Cyberdeck requires multiple custom Micro-USB cable ends; the source does not state a manufacturer or package count.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

Solderable USB-C plug/header for a custom power cable

QAZ Cyberdeck uses this for the Amp Ripper power cable; verify VBUS/GND markings and insulate the finished assembly.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

Framework Laptop expansion cards; exact card types and quantities not stated

Framework Cyberdeck creator names Expansion Cards from the Framework marketplace but does not identify the selected ports. No trusted allowlisted Framework seller was found.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

Compact USB hub from creator-linked listing B0BLJFZ42M; exact model and port arrangement not stated

Confirm the current listing, host connector, dimensions and port orientation against the enclosure.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

64GB microSDXC, UHS-I

The exact card named by the Hyper-pi creator; card revisions and speed ratings may change.

Used in: Hyper-pi, Typeframe PX-88, HandiPi

Compact USB 3.1 flash drive, 64GB

Exact capacity and product family listed by Stardeck; revisions may vary.

Used in: Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck

64GB microSDXC, Application Performance Class A2

Stardeck names a SanDisk Ultra A2 card; verify rating on the current listing.

Used in: Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck

microSDHC or microSDXC card suitable for Raspberry Pi OS

Bumble Berry Pi requires a card but the creator does not specify brand, capacity or speed class.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi, DC34 A7S Cyberdeck, QAZ Cyberdeck, ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

1TB USB-C portable SSD, rated up to 1,050 MB/s

One of the storage devices named in the Y.A.A.C-1 component list and hardware specifications.

Used in: Y.A.A.C-1

M.2 NVMe storage; capacity, manufacturer and module length unspecified

Select a module supported by the chosen Framework mainboard.

Used in: FrameDeck

16GB DDR4 laptop memory module; speed, rank and manufacturer unspecified

Creator BOM specifies DDR4 SO-DIMM and the README reports 16GB; confirm exact board compatibility.

Used in: FrameDeck

64GB microSDHC/microSDXC, Class 10 or faster

Lambda Cyberdeck 910 specifies 64GB and Class 10 but does not name a manufacturer.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

16GB 260-pin DDR4-3200 laptop memory module

Exact Newegg product linked in the Framework Cyberdeck parts list. Confirm memory support for the selected Framework mainboard generation.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

500GB M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe solid-state drive

Exact Newegg product linked in the Framework Cyberdeck parts list.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

SPDT through-hole slide switch

Used on Hyper-pi to pull the PowerBoost enable pin low without carrying the full load current.

Used in: Hyper-pi

Flexible stranded copper hookup wire; gauge not specified by the creator

Choose insulation and gauge suitable for the expected current; Hyper-pi's source does not give an exact size.

Used in: Hyper-pi, DC34 A7S Cyberdeck, FrameDeck, HandiPi, Paper Pi Handheld

Momentary through-hole tactile switch, 6mm body

Exact manufacturer and actuator height are not stated.

Used in: Little Luggable, DC34 A7S Cyberdeck, Chonky Palmtop, Paper Pi Handheld

Axial small-signal switching diode

The source calls for 64.

Used in: Little Luggable, Penkesu Computer, PiMech Deck, Chonky Palmtop, Rasti Computer, CyberKeeb 2040

Panel-mount latching push button, 12mm body

Contact rating and pole configuration are not stated.

Used in: Little Luggable

5V/16MHz ATmega32U4 microcontroller board

Penkesu specifies one Pro Micro; PiMech says any Pro Micro-compatible board will do. Check voltage and USB connector before substitution.

Used in: Penkesu Computer, PiMech Deck, Chonky Palmtop, QAZ Cyberdeck, Framework Cyberdeck

Two-position SPDT slide switch

Penkesu’s wiring diagram requires a switch between PowerBoost EN and GND, but the creator does not specify a model — confirm dimensions and ratings.

Used in: Penkesu Computer

Two-position through-hole SPDT slide switch

The exact switch model linked by the PiMech BOM.

Used in: PiMech Deck

General assembly consumables; sizes and quantities not specified

The PiMech BOM calls for these supplies but gives no gauge, pitch, length or count — select them to suit the wiring and insulate every exposed joint.

Used in: PiMech Deck

Photoacoustic CO₂, temperature and humidity sensor breakout

Tinycorder lists an SCD40 sensor; use a breakout with I²C access.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger

AS7341 visible-light spectral sensor, I²C breakout

Tinycorder uses this sensor for light-spectrum measurements.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger

BMP280 I²C/SPI breakout

Tinycorder BOM specifies a BMP280 sensor.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger

Small through-hole perfboard, 8 by 12 holes

Tinycorder uses this as the internal carrier board; trim-to-size board may be substituted.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger, RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

Custom 2-layer through-hole PCB, approximately 86 × 74mm, fabricated from the project Gerbers

Upload the official fabrication archive from the source repository to a PCB manufacturer; this entry is for the bare board only.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Compact RP2040 microcontroller board with castellated pads

The exact input-controller module named in the shield BOM; confirm the assumed 15.24mm row spacing before PCB fabrication.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Approximately 0.1µF radial ceramic capacitor for 3.3V radio-rail decoupling

The shield BOM specifies an approximate value and suggests adding 1–10µF if needed; confirm against radio-module behavior.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck, RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

Radial PPTC resettable fuse, approximately 0.5A hold current

The creator calls the rating approximate and requires confirmation against radio current draw.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Assorted small-diameter heat-shrink tubing for insulated off-board wiring

The source calls for heat-shrink as needed and does not specify sizes or shrink ratio.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Bidirectional logic-level converter suitable for the Pico-to-LCD I2C bus

The source does not identify a manufacturer or exact channel count; confirm I2C compatibility.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

10kΩ axial resistor for the RadioDeck rotary-switch ladder

The source specifies resistance but not tolerance or wattage.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

100kΩ axial resistor used as a pull-down

The source specifies resistance but not tolerance or wattage.

Used in: RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console

2.54mm-pitch short female machine-pin socket strips

One of the two exact Adafruit socket/header products linked for the Chonky Palmtop keyboard controller.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

2.54mm-pitch short male machine-pin header strips

One of the two exact Adafruit socket/header products linked for the Chonky Palmtop keyboard controller.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Creator-designed USB-mode, power and display-level adapter board

Fabricate from the official repository design files. The source names TUSB320, SN74LVC8T245, MCP1640 and two TPS22917 load switches.

Used in: Modem Thing

One enclosed speaker set connected to the Framework mainboard

Creator BOM links Adafruit product 1669.

Used in: FrameDeck

Momentary PCB switch, 6×6mm body, 7mm height, four through-hole pins

Keyboard-controller reset switch; manufacturer and force are unspecified.

Used in: FrameDeck

Surface-mount small-signal switching diode in SOD-123 package

HandiPi keyboard BOM requires 36; exact manufacturer is not stated.

Used in: FrameDeck

Low-profile momentary keyboard switch; exact variant unspecified

Used for the mainboard power control; verify footprint and actuation before ordering.

Used in: FrameDeck

16mm panel-mount momentary PC power switch

Creator links an example listing; verify contact action and fit before ordering.

Used in: Rasti Computer

Breakout shim for Framework mainboard power-button connections

Exact community-made board linked by the creator.

Used in: Rasti Computer

Flexible female-to-male Dupont-style jumper wires

Exact Adafruit product linked in the PX-88 BOM; four low-profile extensions serve the display and additional wires serve the switch and LED.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Two-pin momentary SPST KCD3-format rocker switch

The creator says the original linked listing no longer offers the required momentary version; verify momentary action before ordering.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Approximately 150 ohms; through-hole form is convenient for the status LED lead

The PX-88 BOM specifies approximately 150 ohms but not tolerance or power rating.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

5mm green through-hole LED

Exact Adafruit product linked in the PX-88 BOM for the status indicator.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Momentary tactile switch, approximately 6mm square, surface mount

Paper Pi README states the package and feel but not a manufacturer, actuator height or part number.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

General-purpose prototyping board; dimensions and pitch not stated

Paper Pi keyboard list names small perfboards without dimensions or a part number.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Small-signal diode; model and quantity not stated

Paper Pi keyboard matrix uses signal diodes, but the creator does not give a part number.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Six-pin slide switch; electrical ratings and manufacturer not stated

Part designation is transcribed from the Paper Pi README; confirm footprint and switching configuration.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

10kΩ pull-up resistor; package, tolerance and wattage not stated

Paper Pi GPIO controls use external 10kΩ pull-ups.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Five-position female through-hole header; pitch not stated by the creator

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 specifies two, but does not state pitch or exact model.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

Four-position through-hole DIP switch

CyberKeeb 2040 uses it to disconnect the four SPI lines; the exact package is not specified.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

PCB-mounted slide switch; exact package and ratings not stated

The V2 BOM names one slide switch for Pi power but does not identify a model.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

10nF ceramic capacitor, 1206 SMD package; voltage and tolerance not stated

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 specifies two; confirm dielectric, tolerance and voltage for substitution.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

330-ohm axial through-hole resistor; wattage and tolerance not stated

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 specifies one; confirm lead spacing and rating before ordering.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

10-kilohm axial through-hole resistor; wattage and tolerance not stated

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 specifies four; confirm lead spacing and rating before ordering.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

40-pin dual-row header; pitch and height not stated by the creator

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 uses one to join the Pi Zero to the keyboard PCB.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

RP2040 microcontroller development board

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 uses a Pico running PicoMK as the keyboard controller.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

Passive five-port JST-SH I2C hub

Exact Adafruit product linked in the vecdec v1.1 bill of materials.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

ATmega32U4 Pro Micro-compatible keyboard controller with USB-C

The vecdec source recommends Elite-C for fit and notes that alternatives may require STL modification.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

Creator Gerbers for one 1.6mm keyboard circuit PCB and one 1mm keyboard cover PCB.

Fabricate from the official repository files; the creator BOM does not name a board house.

Used in: HandiPi

Surface-mount switching diode used in the HandiPi keyboard matrix.

Source BOM specifies 1N4148 in SOD-123; this linked 1N4148W uses that package.

Used in: HandiPi

ATmega328 family, DIP package; precise suffix not specified.

Do not order until the precise compatible device and firmware programming requirements are confirmed against the creator files.

Used in: HandiPi

16 MHz; package and load capacitance are not specified by the creator.

Confirm package, lead spacing, tolerance, and load capacitance against the keyboard PCB before ordering.

Used in: HandiPi

Through-hole ceramic load capacitor for the keyboard-controller crystal.

Creator BOM gives capacitance but no voltage, tolerance, or lead spacing; confirm against the PCB before purchase.

Used in: HandiPi

General-purpose 10 kΩ through-hole resistor used by the HandiPi electronics.

Creator BOM gives resistance only; confirm wattage, tolerance, and quantity from the PCB files.

Used in: HandiPi

100 nF ceramic capacitor; exact voltage, dielectric, and package are not specified by the creator.

HandiPi BOM requires two. Confirm package and rating against the keyboard PCB before ordering. Source: https://github.com/brickbots/HandiPi/blob/main/docs/BOM.md

Used in: HandiPi

4.7 µF electrolytic capacitor; exact voltage and package are not specified by the creator.

HandiPi BOM requires one. Confirm polarity, voltage, and lead spacing against the PCB. Source: https://github.com/brickbots/HandiPi/blob/main/docs/BOM.md

Used in: HandiPi

3.6 V Zener diode; exact manufacturer part number and package are not specified by the creator.

HandiPi BOM requires two. Confirm package and power rating against the PCB. Source: https://github.com/brickbots/HandiPi/blob/main/docs/BOM.md

Used in: HandiPi

75 Ω axial resistor; exact tolerance and wattage are not specified by the creator.

HandiPi BOM requires two. Confirm lead spacing and rating against the PCB. Source: https://github.com/brickbots/HandiPi/blob/main/docs/BOM.md

Used in: HandiPi

1.5 kΩ axial resistor; exact tolerance and wattage are not specified by the creator.

HandiPi BOM requires one. Confirm lead spacing and rating against the PCB. Source: https://github.com/brickbots/HandiPi/blob/main/docs/BOM.md

Used in: HandiPi

SPST slide switch; the creator links an example but does not state a manufacturer part number.

HandiPi BOM requires one. Match footprint and actuator dimensions before ordering. Source: https://github.com/brickbots/HandiPi/blob/main/docs/BOM.md

Used in: HandiPi

PCB-mount USB port; connector subtype and manufacturer part number are not specified in the creator BOM.

HandiPi BOM requires two. Inspect the PCB files before ordering. Source: https://github.com/brickbots/HandiPi/blob/main/docs/BOM.md

Used in: HandiPi

Compact pair for an enclosed portable computer

Mu Cyberdeck source names two speakers but does not state model, impedance or power rating.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck

Low-voltage two-channel amplifier module

Mu Cyberdeck source calls for an amplifier board without identifying the chipset or rating.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck

Panel switch for the deck power circuit; style and ratings not stated

Lambda Cyberdeck 910 requires an on/off button or switch but does not identify a model, cutout size or electrical rating.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910, Framework Cyberdeck

Two compact 8-ohm, 5-watt speakers

The Lambda Cyberdeck 910 essential-parts list names Waveshare 8Ω 5W speakers.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

28AWG insulated stranded wire for custom USB and battery leads

The QAZ Cyberdeck creator explicitly specifies 28AWG and recommends extra length for rework.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

8-ohm, 1-watt miniature speaker with two-pin 1.25mm-pitch lead

The cYbErDeCk BOM says this speaker and lead are supplied with the Waveshare board. The replacement links are only for a missing or damaged included speaker; verify dimensions and polarity.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

Replacement left/right speaker modules for a Framework Laptop mainboard

Framework Cyberdeck creator names speakers from the Framework marketplace without stating generation or speaker-kit revision. No trusted allowlisted Framework seller was found.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

Custom PCB fabricated from the creator-published KiCad design and Gerbers

Use the official Gerbers at the pinned source revision. Inspect the design-rule report and select fabrication options appropriate to the files.

Used in: RP2040 CyberDeck

Full-size HDMI socket to DIY ribbon-cable connector

Adafruit product 3550; one of the three HDMI cable parts specified for Penkesu.

Used in: Penkesu Computer

Mini-HDMI plug to DIY ribbon-cable connector

Adafruit product 3552; connects the Penkesu display cable to the Pi Zero 2 W.

Used in: Penkesu Computer

20cm flexible ribbon cable for Adafruit DIY HDMI adapters

Adafruit product 3561; the Penkesu source specifies the 20cm length.

Used in: Penkesu Computer

40-pin 0.5mm-pitch FPC extender with 200mm cable

Adafruit product 2098; PiMech routes it through the screen enclosure.

Used in: PiMech Deck

Micro-HDMI male to HDMI female, 90-degree adapter

Stardeck requires a compact right-angle adapter; orientation matters inside the enclosure.

Used in: Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck

180-degree USB-C female to Micro-USB male adapter

Required to route power to a Pi 3B+ inside the enclosure.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi

USB-C cable rated for the selected A7S power source

The source does not specify length or USB power rating. Match the cable to the power bank and A7S power-only port.

Used in: DC34 A7S Cyberdeck, Mu Cyberdeck

Flexible 22AWG silicone-insulated hookup wire

Gauge named in the Chonky Palmtop materials list; exact marketplace pack is ASIN B07T4SYVYG. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for that exact assortment was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Flexible 18AWG silicone-insulated hookup wire

Gauge named in the Chonky Palmtop materials list; exact marketplace pack is ASIN B073RDBW7L. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for that exact assortment was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Right-angle micro-USB male-to-female adapter

Brand and connector arrangement are named in the BOM; exact listing is not provided.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

USB breakout cable for internal hub connections

The BOM calls for two to three cables and does not identify a single connector variant.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

Angled micro-HDMI adapter

The BOM lists this for bench debugging only, not for the final enclosure.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

Panel-mounted USB-C extension for charging access

The source does not specify a manufacturer or exact panel cutout.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

Assorted wire for I2C, SPI and UART interconnects

Lengths, gauges and connectors remain unspecified in the source.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

USB-C to micro-USB charging cable

The BOM lists one for PiSugar charging.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

0.1-inch breakaway header pins

The source calls for four to six pins between the Wio-SX1262 and XIAO ESP32-S3.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

USB-C video output to HDMI; creator-linked item is Amazon ASIN B083KQNHQH

Creator converted this into a compact right-angle internal cable; an off-the-shelf cable may not fit unchanged.

Used in: FrameDeck

Six-conductor ribbon connection; pitch and connector type unspecified

Connects trackball and keyboard PCB; identify both connectors before ordering.

Used in: FrameDeck

Custom micro-USB power lead terminating in a Dupont-style connector

Supplies display power; polarity, pin count and length are undocumented. Treat as a custom cable.

Used in: FrameDeck

Short USB-C cable; length and connector orientation unspecified

Connects the mainboard to the keyboard controller; verify data support and fit.

Used in: FrameDeck

Approximately 150mm USB-A to USB-C data/power cable

Exact Adafruit product linked in the PX-88 BOM.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

500mm 15-pin FFC ribbon for Raspberry Pi DSI/camera connector

The PX-88 BOM specifies 500mm and notes that compatible cables may be marketed as camera cables.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Two-pin male-to-female JST-PH 2.0 extension, approximately 200mm

Exact marketplace listing linked in the PX-88 BOM; verify conductor polarity rather than relying on wire colors.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Approximately 6-inch RF pigtail with U.FL plug and panel-mount SMA female jack

The vecdec source specifies only the connector types and approximate minimum length; confirm compatibility with the radio and antenna.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

90-degree USB-C male-to-female adapter

The vecdec enclosure was designed around the linked adapter; physically similar substitutes may not fit the STL.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

DIY USB-C-to-USB-A leads, panel connectors and four-pin interconnects

The source describes custom internal USB cables and generic connectors but does not fully specify every connector model or quantity.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

Three-position JST-family cable or connector; pitch unspecified

Mu Cyberdeck source calls for a 3-pin JST connector without stating pitch or cable length.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck

Micro-HDMI male to full-size HDMI male video cable

Lambda Cyberdeck 910 requires one; the creator does not state length or connector orientation.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

C1 and A5 connector boards with 5cm flat-flex cable, as specified by the creator

The creator identifies exact connector options from a marketplace listing. No trusted tier-1/2 equivalent was found; check FFC contact orientation before power-up.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

Slim USB-A to 90-degree Apple Lightning charging cable

Exact creator-linked merchant is not allowlisted, so use the marketplace search and confirm connector orientation.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

USB-C data/video cable with one 90-degree end; length and rating not stated

Creator links Amazon listing B0BZPSPFV1 for the screen cable. Confirm DisplayPort Alt Mode support, connector orientation and length.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

Low-profile right-angle USB connector from creator-linked listing B0BCGH47CN

Connector gender and USB type are not named in the repository; verify the live listing and deck routing.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

USB Type-C cable terminating in Mini-USB

Creator links Amazon listing B0744BKDRD; confirm length and data wiring.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

Low-profile passive heatsink with thermal pad

Hackberry Pi CM5 requires one, but its assembly guide does not state an exact model or dimensions.

Used in: Hackberry Pi CM5

Passive aluminum enclosure/heatsink for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B

Optional part named by the PwnPal creator. The exact model appears marketplace-only; check fit because the guide says it can interfere with the underside of the display.

Used in: The PwnPal

5V three-wire Raspberry Pi cooling fan with GPIO control lead

Exact fan linked by the Lambda Cyberdeck 910 creator; the setup guide connects its control lead to GPIO 14.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

Low-profile heatsink/cooling kit sized for Banana Pi M2 Zero

The QAZ Cyberdeck source links a marketplace cooler but gives no manufacturer or dimensions. Match the enclosure clearance.

Used in: QAZ Cyberdeck

Hard case, ~9.2 x 7.1 x 4.1 in interior

Classic 'go-bag' deck shell; clones vary in dimensions.

Used in: Recovery Kit (Pelican case deck)

Assorted lengths

Raspberry Pi mounting holes are M2.5.

Used in: Recovery Kit (Pelican case deck), DC34 A7S Cyberdeck

Brass, for 3D prints

Much stronger than screwing directly into plastic.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi, Mu Cyberdeck

Small watertight hard case

The project is designed around this exact case.

Used in: Little Luggable

Panel-mount frame sized for the Pelican 1150

Named in the compute assembly.

Used in: Little Luggable

M3 stainless flat washer

The source calls for four.

Used in: Little Luggable, Typeframe PX-88

3mm-long M3 spacer

The source calls for six.

Used in: Little Luggable

11mm Raspberry Pi standoff set

Named and linked by the creator.

Used in: Little Luggable

5mm-long M3 spacer

The source calls for seven.

Used in: Little Luggable

M3 insert nut; the source says 0.5mm without clarifying the dimension

Verify against the fabrication files.

Used in: Little Luggable, Mu Cyberdeck

M3 low-profile-head screw; length unspecified

The source explicitly leaves the length unknown.

Used in: Little Luggable, Mu Cyberdeck

Metric M3 hex nut

The source calls for two.

Used in: Little Luggable

Metric M2.5 machine screw; length unspecified

Length and head style are not stated.

Used in: Little Luggable, Typeframe PX-88

Press-in broaching nut; thread and dimensions not stated

Must be matched to the PCB and fasteners before ordering.

Used in: Little Luggable

3mm-long M2.5 spacer

The source calls for four.

Used in: Little Luggable

Vintage mains-powered Super 8 film viewer repurposed as an enclosure

Discontinued vintage hardware. Marketplace-only because no manufacturer or authorized distributor stocks it; preserve the removed projector parts if reversibility matters.

Used in: Boostbox

Pair of replacement display hinges

Penkesu uses repurposed GBA SP hinges. The creator linked a marketplace listing and did not identify an original-equipment supplier.

Used in: Penkesu Computer

M2 thread, 6mm length

Penkesu needs 6, or 8 when the keyboard is secured to the bottom tray.

Used in: Penkesu Computer

M2 brass heat-set insert, 6mm length

Penkesu needs 6, or 8 when inserts are also used at the keyboard tray front corners.

Used in: Penkesu Computer

Custom plate cut from case/plate_v01.dxf at millimetre scale

PiMech recommends approximately 1.2mm stainless steel so the Choc switches latch correctly.

Used in: PiMech Deck

Solid brass rod used as a hinge pin

PiMech specifies 2.4mm diameter but no brand or length; two shorter hinge pins are recommended. Newark is the reputable industrial-supplier fallback, but confirm that a current search result is exactly 2.4mm before ordering.

Used in: PiMech Deck

Assorted metric machine screws and threaded brass heat-set inserts

PiMech does not provide a count or exact lengths; M2 secures the charger and Kippah, while most enclosure joints use M2.5.

Used in: PiMech Deck

Wrist strap and quarter-inch mounting adapter

Optional carrying hardware listed in the Stardeck BOM.

Used in: Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck

M3 thread, 10mm length

Tinycorder BOM calls for eight screws; head style is not specified.

Used in: Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger

M3, 10mm length, countersunk head

Six fasten the two enclosure halves.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi

M2.5, 8mm length, socket head

The source BOM lists four; assembly text says M2.5×6mm, so verify length before ordering.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi

Polyimide mounting tape, 2-inch width

Used to secure the keyboard and power bank.

Used in: Bumble Berry Pi

Small metal hinges; source listing ASIN B07GX8LQCX

Exact marketplace listing in the creator materials list; dimensions are not restated in the README. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for the exact set was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

Assorted small machine bolts and nuts; source listing ASIN B093FWLJZC

The creator links a kit but does not enumerate the sizes used. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for the exact kit was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

1/4-inch-length screws; source listing ASIN B00GDYNHL6

Thread size and count must be confirmed from the creator listing. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for the exact pack was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

3/8-inch-length screws; source listing ASIN B00GDYNJNM

Thread size and count must be confirmed from the creator listing. No trusted tier-1/2 seller for the exact pack was found.

Used in: Chonky Palmtop

IP65 hard case; 14-7/8 × 10-5/8 × 6-1/8 inch interior

The Y.A.A.C-1 component list names the Apache 3800. This marketplace search is a fallback because its direct retailer is not currently in the approved seller list.

Used in: Y.A.A.C-1

Salvaged container sized to the assembled cyberdeck

The creator has not selected an enclosure; local thrift and salvage sources are preferred. Any online link is only a discovery fallback.

Used in: Cyberdeck 2026

Small silicone keyboard feet sold for Keebio cases

Creator BOM specifies two.

Used in: FrameDeck

Raised conical feet attached with M3 screws; exact model and height unspecified

Creator BOM specifies two; verify height and case-hole fit.

Used in: FrameDeck

Laser-cut case: 16 physical layers from 14 DXFs using 1.0, 1.5, 2.0 and 3.0mm acrylic

Fabricate from official DXFs; confirm service supports all thicknesses. Asset-specific license is ambiguous.

Used in: FrameDeck

M2 brass threaded insert, 3mm long; count unspecified

Enclosure layer guide specifies the length but not a quantity.

Used in: FrameDeck

M2 threaded standoffs; required lengths and count unspecified

Creator combined multiple standoffs to obtain unusual lengths. Measure from the layer stack before buying.

Used in: FrameDeck

M2 screws, nuts and related hardware; exact schedule unspecified

Creator says substantial additional M2 hardware is required but does not provide a complete schedule.

Used in: FrameDeck

Replacement display hinge set for MacBook Pro A1278

The creator lists quantity one, interpreted as one matched hinge set.

Used in: Rasti Computer

M2 thread, 4mm length, 3.2mm outer diameter

Exact dimensions and quantities specified in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

M2.5 thread, 4mm length, 3.5mm outer diameter

Exact dimensions and quantities specified in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

M3 thread, 5mm length, 5mm outer diameter

Exact dimensions and quantities specified in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

M2.5 thread, 7mm length, flat head

Exact dimensions and quantities specified in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

M2.5 thread, 4mm length, flat head

Exact dimensions and quantities specified in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

M3 thread, 16mm length, flat head

Exact dimensions and quantities specified in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

M3 thread, 12mm length, flat head

Exact dimensions and quantities specified in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

M3 thread, 8mm length, flat head

Exact dimensions and quantities specified in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

M3 thread, 10mm length, flat head

Exact dimensions and quantities specified in the creator BOM.

Used in: Rasti Computer

2×6mm (2), 10mm (7), 12mm (1), 14mm (2), 16mm (5), and 20mm (9)

Quantities and lengths are transcribed from the PX-88 BOM. The creator says conventional M3 screws may work but were not tested.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

Heat-resistant adhesive tape suitable for securing a LiPo pouch without puncturing it

The PX-88 BOM calls for this to secure the battery inside the case.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

#2-28 thread-forming screws for plastic, 1/4-inch long

The README spells this “Plastec”; interpret that only as a likely Plastite-style thread-forming screw and confirm head style and pilot-hole size.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

M2.5 washer, 1.5mm thickness

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 specifies this washer size; confirm outside diameter before ordering.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

M2.5 thread, 6mm female-female spacer

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 uses seven between the PCB and top acrylic bar.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

M2.5 thread, 10mm female-female spacer

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 specifies one at the bottom of the frame.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

M2.5 thread, 5mm male-female spacer

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 uses seven on the upper portion of the bottom panel.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

M2.5 thread, 5mm female-female spacer

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 uses seven on the lower portion of the bottom panel.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

M2.5 thread, 4mm length

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 lists eight screws of this size.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

M2.5 thread, 5mm length

CyberKeeb 2040 V2 lists 22 screws of this size.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

Custom laser-cut 3mm acrylic from Frame/MainBoard/TopBar.dxf

Fabricate from the creator's CC BY-SA 4.0 DXF and preserve attribution and share-alike terms.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

Custom laser-cut 3mm acrylic from Frame/MainBoard/Bottom.dxf

Fabricate from the creator's CC BY-SA 4.0 DXF and preserve attribution and share-alike terms.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

Custom laser-cut 1.5mm acrylic from Frame/MainBoard/Plate.dxf

Fabricate from the creator's CC BY-SA 4.0 DXF and preserve attribution and share-alike terms.

Used in: CyberKeeb 2040

Soft rubber M2 isolation mounts for keyboard tray

The vecdec v1.1 uses these to dampen keyboard case noise; the source does not give exact dimensions beyond M2 mounting.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

Six M2×10 screws and inserts plus two M4×12 screws and inserts

Quantities and lengths are taken from the vecdec bill of materials; verify heat-set insert outer dimensions against the printed holes.

Used in: vecdec 1.1

Four 4 mm M2 standoffs plus assorted M2/M2.5 screws, standoffs and heat-set inserts; exact remaining dimensions and counts are not fully specified.

Do not order a fixed assortment as an exact BOM match. Check the creator's case and build-tour geometry first; the source also mentions M3 screen screws.

Used in: HandiPi

4-inch 720×720 TFT, BlackBerry Q10/Q20/9900 keyboard controller, USB hub, dual BL-5C battery system

Creator-supported handheld assembly sold in keyboard variants. The retail configuration may include the Pi and battery; check the listing before ordering duplicates.

Used in: Hackberry Pi Zero

8mm diameter × 3mm thick disc magnet

Mu Cyberdeck source calls for two magnets; observe polarity during installation.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck

Small non-slip adhesive feet

Mu Cyberdeck source names rubber feet but does not specify dimensions.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck, Framework Cyberdeck

Two compact hinges for a clamshell enclosure

Mu Cyberdeck source names two hinges but gives no model or dimensions.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck, Framework Cyberdeck

Compact protective hard case used as the Lambda Cyberdeck 910 shell

The creator names the Nanuk 910. No trusted tier-1/2 seller on the BuildDeck allowlist was found, so this uses a marketplace search; confirm internal dimensions before fabrication.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

M3 screws, flat-head screws, nuts and washers in 6mm, 12mm and 16mm lengths

The creator assembly guide gives application counts but permits 6–12mm lengths in two panel-mount locations; review the complete schedule before ordering.

Used in: Lambda Cyberdeck 910

5mm diameter × 2mm thick neodymium disc magnet

The cYbErDeCk BOM calls for eight magnets. Mark polarity before gluing the mating pairs into the printed shell.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

M2.5 thread, 8mm length, countersunk head

The cYbErDeCk BOM calls for four to secure the battery cover. Verify head angle against the print before buying a large package.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

M2 female thread, 4mm length, 3.2mm outside diameter brass heat-set insert

The cYbErDeCk assembly guide requires this specific insert envelope; it warns that a 4.0mm outside diameter insert is the wrong M3 size.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

M2 thread, 6mm length, countersunk head, ISO 10642

The cYbErDeCk stack-up specifically requires 6mm rather than 8mm screws between the chassis and back plate.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

M3 metric thread, 25mm length; head style not stated

Cyberdeck PICO8 uses two to join the two main chassis pieces. The creator does not specify head style, material, nut or thread engagement.

Used in: Cyberdeck PICO8

Brass threaded inserts for M2 and M3 machine screws; dimensions not stated

Creator links separate M2 and M3 insert packs but does not state lengths, outside diameters or quantities.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

M2×4, M3×6, M3×8, M3×16 and M4×8 machine screws plus M3 nuts

Creator schedule specifies 7 M2×4, 7 M3×6, 8 M3×8, 4 M3×16, 5 M4×8 and 4 M3 nuts; head style varies by location.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck

Tougher and more heat-tolerant than PLA

Good default for enclosures near warm SBCs.

General-purpose two-part adhesive; type and amount unspecified

Used as optional strain relief in the custom right-angle cable enclosure.

Used in: FrameDeck

Custom 64-key keyboard PCB made from official Gerbers

Upload the creator-provided Gerber archive to a PCB fabricator.

Used in: Rasti Computer

Custom keyboard plate fabricated as a 1.2mm PCB

Creator explicitly requires 1.2mm PCB thickness.

Used in: Rasti Computer

Matte beige PLA; confirm 1.75mm diameter for the intended printer

The PX-88 creator reports good results with this filament; another printable PLA may be substituted.

Used in: Typeframe PX-88

1.75mm PLA filament; brand and color not stated

Paper Pi README specifies PLA but not brand, color or amount.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld, Cyberdeck PICO8

Heat-resistant electrical-insulation tape; width not stated

Paper Pi README lists polyimide tape without dimensions.

Used in: Paper Pi Handheld

Removable anaerobic thread-locking compound

Mu Cyberdeck source specifically calls for thread-locking adhesive.

Used in: Mu Cyberdeck

0.5mm-thick self-adhesive compressible foam strip

The cYbErDeCk assembly guide specifies a 0.5mm gasket around the display aperture but does not state width or material.

Used in: ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk

Two aluminum plates for the large top and bottom panels; alloy and dimensions not stated

Creator links Amazon listing B0BFR7DSBP. Verify CAD dimensions, thickness and alloy before machining.

Used in: Framework Cyberdeck