German YouTuber named Kevin Noki published an interesting video. Printing and manufacturing process of Macintosh Plus. If you consider yourself a big computer enthusiast or just a fan of Apple devices, you’ll love this video. The results are surprising!

Kevin Noki already had a Macintosh 128K, but unfortunately it was no longer of any use to him. So, instead of gutting it and replacing faulty hardware components, you decided to build one from scratch. So how did he do this? It is indeed 3D printed.

So he had to work with it a 3D printer and all the cables and components it can assemble. The result is a kind of Hackintosh that is very similar to the original Macintosh. Of course, it’s much less yellowish. It does add a very special touch to these old computers though!

This is how he printed his own Macintosh 128K

Created a Macintosh identical to the original down to the smallest detail

The Macintosh 128K was Apple’s first computer with a graphical interface, integrated display, and mouse. It was a huge success in the market and Its launch took place in 1984. No more, no less than 40 years ago, which is said to be coming soon.

It was the generation before the Apple II and Apple’s last major release before Steve Jobs left in 1985. Today the 1984 Macintosh is a legend. A computer that is admired and idolized by millions of computer lovers around the world.

It’s such a popular computer that some even 3D print it. If you’re watching this video at night, we warn you, it’s pretty ASMR-inducing.

For any other mortal, it would take an entire weekend to assemble, assemble and solder those delicate hardware components that make up the Macintosh. Although 3D printing on the Macintosh took 48 hours, he managed to do it in a 48-minute video. What do you think of this amazing computer achievement?