Closed R12 profiles in millimetres with named cut, drill, centerline, and verify layers.
+ 7 material nestsPerfectWorld Open Hardware Release 0.1
A cabinet that is also a local data center.
- Cabinet
- Display
- Node bay
Cabinet configurator
One shell. Swappable systems.
The cabinet profile never changes. Select the display cassette, controls, and node tier that fit the parts and mission available in your community.
Release contents
From drawing room to router table.
Production geometry stays separate from hardware-dependent reference marks so the CNC operator can verify every purchased part before cutting.
General arrangement, panel schedule, display system, controls, node bay, BOM, and router handoff.
Shop-print readyPanel solids and a 1:10 cabinet assembly for mockups, visualization, and spatial checks.
DXF is the routing masterLCD and CRT paths, steering, buttons, coin hardware, audio, cooling, power, network, rack, and safety.
CSV + sources
The machine behind the machine
The arcade is a friendly front door to a community-owned node.
The rear maintenance bay begins as the game computer and grows into a shallow 10U local data center. Arcade, administrator, and infrastructure traffic remain separated at the network layer.
- 01Local game + public-record cache
- 02Community storage + OpenWrt services
- 03LoRa gateway + neighborhood mesh
- 04Future modular civic tools
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Download the plans. Build the node.
The free builder archive includes editable CAD, reference STL, drawings, BOM, safety gates, and validation data. Finished cabinets start at $25,000.