3d print nintendo switch shell

... my own purposes. ... This is my first contribution here... Printed with economy PLA but 3 wall lines instead of two, came out really good, a tight slim fit. ... Also you have the gamepad wall mount here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5181956

... the games from view when placed on a shelf, achieving seamless integration into the surrounding decor. ...Additionally, I downsized the design, significantly reducing the print time required and making it perfectly suited for use with compact printers.

... device to control the system and recharge my battery simultaneously. ...Unfortunately, the prototype wasn't fabricated to my satisfaction, so if anyone discovers a method for printing it with flawless results, I'd greatly appreciate being informed!

In those rare cases where you would want to play your games with one hand, the other free to grab a drink, this print is perfect for you! It holds two joycons and one wrist strap, fitting snug in the palm of your hand. ... It even has a keyhole so...

The print will likely fail late, the part's total mass increase coupled with the slight pressure the extruding material applies locally as the print head zips around will be enough to shatter that puny brim. So, supports. Just enough to ensure the...

You shouldn't have to sand or trim the finished print other than remove supports. Just place the Joycon shoulder trigger first into a slot and until it clicks and locks. Print and Play! To remove the Joycon, press the back of the Joycon without the...

Scale x (and only x) following the instruction below:For the original (non-OLED) model: scale x to 99.3% for a loose fit, 99.15% for an exact fit, and 99% for a tight fitFor the OLED model: scale x to 100.65% for a loose fit, 100.5% for an exact fit,...

I like this design because its comfortable to hold, can be printed very easily, without supports and the left and right trigger buttons are easier to press. The changes I've made to the original is modifying it so theres one for each + and -...

... I'm currently using only 2. The area where the tower meets the base is relatively weak, so it's best to use extra fill or be cautious when removing prints to avoid damage. ...Unfortunately, this weakness is unavoidable due to clearance requirements.

... may want to put it on the other side instead. May upload a condensed version of this later. Obviously can be printed without the wire channel. I believe that is all I have done to this. I printed using White PLA at 40% infill just because.

Updated 19.03.2019 to ensure the model's orientation yields optimal print results. This grip is engineered for a secure and comfortable hold of both Joy-Con in portable mode, mirroring the shape of the PRO controller. The controllers effortlessly...

The one in the actual pictures is a "beta build", the first one I printed and probably the only one. I already made the updates necessary (at least I hope so) to the new STL. Finally, the little "logo" in the corner is just on my version, the final...

The "T" part of the design boasts a thickness of .4mm, achieved by printing two layers at a height of .2mm each. For an added effect, using a translucent material for the bottom layers allows light to pass through the "T", creating a unique visual...

... tape to prevent scratching the joycons. I prefer that over making it very tight and damaging everything. Printed at 0.2mm layer height, with two perimeters and 5% infill density. ... This is a work in progress, so results may vary significantly.

... away at this for a couple minutes and it still wouldn't come out. Here's a GIF of me pounding it against my windowsill: http://imgur.com/a/TYvMl I printed this model with .2mm layers, 1.05mm wall thickness, and 1.5mm top and bottom thickness.

To address this issue, I used meshmixer to attempt repairs, but more detailed prints will be needed to accurately pinpoint areas requiring correction. The scan's main challenge lies in capturing a clear image of the hole, which unfortunately remains...

I printed this design at a 0.1mm layer height with 20% infill and also applied a soldering gun to smooth out the surface of the 20mm command strip channel on the mount's backside. This will enhance adhesion. Sanding or other smoothing techniques can...

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Here is a 3D low-poly model of the latest Nintendo Switch revision, boasting an all-new sleek design. Each surface has been meticulously texturized to deliver a highly realistic appearance. No additional plugins are required - it's plug-and-play...

Original part :https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-nintendo-switch-joy-con-wheel-pro-29687

Joystick Stabilizer Clamps for Nintendo Switch might work for streamdeck, xbox, PlayStation etc. ... Works with Nintendo switch lite as well.

... (by Devezu) 4. Nintendo Switch Dock Dongle Mod MK2.3 (by Yoab) 5. Charger port mod (by asahiGR) - see as Nintendo Switch Dock Dongle Mod MK2.4 6. Nintendo Switch Dock Dongle Mod MK2.5 (by fooboy) - see as a branch of MK2.4 for personal needs. ...

Combine the best of both worlds as you experience the modern features and capabilities of the Nintendo Switch within the enchanting shell of the Super Nintendo. ...Upgrade your gaming setup today and let the nostalgia flow with our Super...

Simple display case for Nintendo Switch / Nintendo 3ds game cases. ...Blank version available for custom icon insertion.

I really liked the original, it printed really well without supports, I just felt like it was missing some Nintendo Switch branding and I also didn't like the gap at the top. ...As such I remixed it to include the Nintendo Switch logo, and close the gap...

This object was designed using Tinkercad's user-friendly platform. ...Modify it directly online at https://v1.tinkercad.com/things/8rsyU11AYhe.

I'm not capable of creating, generating, spinning, or writing content.

A retro-futuristic console with chunky polygons and pixelated graphics, its aesthetic deliberately rough around the edges to evoke a sense of nostalgia.

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