3d print nintendo switch shell

... yet effective solution. This design prints easily without support material and its compact nature is ideal since the stands are not connected. ...When packing lightly for an all-night gaming session, it doesn't take up much space in your backpack.

A human being is what we need to activate our electrical switch.

Storage box for 14 switch games box 90x90 height 50 mm

Easy Game Case Holder for switch games i made for a friend.

The device is controlled by a human operator who has their hand resting on the switch.

This is a frame to protect Niintendo Switch charger in travels

Required screws: M2 or 2mm: * Four with spring mechanism (includes switch) * Six for bottom plate * Two for sides Assembly: 1. Insert the "upper plate" into the "dock", two internal supporting brackets necessitate the "upper plate" be placed on top...

I needed something to hold my Switch up while I use my exercise bike, so I designed this Switch (and Switch OLED) mount with built-in ventilation channels. The ventilation channels allow for air to reach the rear intakes towards the bottom of the...

Printing it in that tall orientation eliminates the possibility of delamination with stress. Three screw holes are provided, regular interior wood screws work great. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Supports: No...

A switch cart holder that as you spin it, the games will pop up to make it easier to read and pull them out. I recommend printing the base in 0.12 layer height so that the ramp is as smooth as possible.A 608 skateboard bearing is inserted into the...

... screen in order to avoid scratches. You can see more details on the images: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2157876 Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: Don't matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 0% I designed this using FreeCAD 0.16.

... happening again, we rotated the model so it wouldn't fall during printing. I use an Anycubic I3 Mega to print my models, with settings of Layer 0.2 / Infill 20% / generate supports (with a 80° angle) / Temp printing at 200°C / Temp base at 60°C

... screws and nuts, aswell as some small 2mm plastic screws left over from other electronics. *The printed version in the images does not have the recesses for the air intakes. ...The STL files is the updated version that do not block out the airflow.

... from other electronics projects, served as additional fastening options. Note: The printed version depicted in images lacks recesses for air intakes; however, the STL files have been updated to include these features, ensuring optimal airflow.

I always liked the nintendo 64 controller and got the idea from a design made by manabun, the grips he made were very comfortable but i wanted to make A nostalgic grip so i downloaded a nintendo 64 remote design made by a Guate Nordby, both designers...

this is my first oficial design :) i see a kickstarter called Switchblades (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2102891131/switchblades-rail-cover-and-kickstand-for-nintendo) that look awesome and i searched for something similar on thingiverse and...

I stumbled upon an amazing Kickstarter project called Switchblades (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2102891131/switchblades-rail-cover-and-kickstand-for-nintendo) that caught my eye and sparked inspiration, but unfortunately, I couldn't find...

If anyone does do that 2 piece print let me know if anything needs changed. For the two piece print I would orient the pieces as shown in the 4th (green) image with supports and at least a 5mm brim. Print instructionsI printed this upright with a 5mm...

I designed it myself, without any need for adhesives. ...The entire thing is made up of individual 3D-printed components.

Eine Box in die 10 Switch Spiele passen.Ich habe meine eigene Beschriftung, die stl-Datei hat aber die Beschriftung “Switch Spiele”.Der Verschluss braucht Support, der Rest geht ohne.

Just a simple Switch logo I designed for my Switch Cabinet.*This is the Red/White Plaque at the top of the cabinet. ...Not the one on the Game Holder.

It's a breeze to print, requiring no supports whatsoever - just simple, straightforward printing. I'm currently using the 11mm version myself, and let me tell you, it's been a game-changer for my Steredenn skills (pick up a copy if you haven't...

The adorable stand perfectly complements the sleek design of the switch controller, featuring a conveniently located charging slot.

A stand for holding the switch. This design uses the rails for stability. ...Slide them on rails to install.

A larger Handle for Switch Sports GolfHope that you can Find this usefulwill update/fix in future

To get started, you'll require: * The files * Strong glue (such as epoxy) * A GoPro headrest mount from eBay (link provided at the bottom) * 1/4" bolt and wingnut Once the print is complete, take the three-pronged GoPro mount (the printed square...

The mirrored version have the USB-C and HDMI connector on the right side of the dock, the "top cover" can be use on both versions.I print it with PLA at 45% infill and no supportsRequire M2 or 2mm screws :4x With the spring mechanic (comes with...

After verifying that the original print met my expectations and all components fitted together correctly, I split the model into two separate parts for smaller print beds. Although I haven't tested the two-piece print yet, it should have sufficient...

... game! I printed in 2 colors: Polymaker Polylite PLA Galaxy Dark Blue Polymaker Polylite PLA+ Pro Sorcerer's Red Used Prusament PLA Filament Profile in PrusaSlicer 2.6.0 Alpha for both colors. ... 0.4mm Nozzle 0.2mm Layer Height 20% Infill

I loved the wall mount design by JaphethHampton98, but unfortunately, it didn't match the dimensions of my European Switch base station perfectly. What I was really looking for was a hook to hang my JoyCon grip securely. The hook part simply snaps...