3d printed nintendo switch controller

I loved the original design to have somewhere to hang the controller as well; trouble was you couldn't have it hanging with a charger in the controller. You could put the controller in then plug a 90 degree cable in, but you couldn't slide the...

So here it is, free of charge and designed be about as easy as possible to print. The little arms that hold the Switch Dock down do touch the switch on the VERY ends, like 1-1.5mm, but I haven't had any issues with my switch docking properly. I...

The controller sits vertically to save space. You can modify the base to be wider if you want to make it more secure. The hook fits snuggly to the board. Printed on the side for maximum strength. Support is needed for the hook. ... Item in...

Nintendo Switch

It has a shape reminiscent of the PRO controller, and the controllers fit perfectly in and out of the grip. ... To support my content, subscribe to my YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5veuIQCb5GwDqegh3zfBlQ Single Joy-Con Grip -...

*16.03.2020 The print bed rotation was updated to be perpendicular, and the old 15deg version is still available for use, as it had worked well with minimal supports in the past. A new version without a logo has also been added. *22.03.2019 A model...

I could not find a good controller mount for the sega genesis 3 button controller so i tried making one. its not perfect but it fits the controller nice. ...i have a prusa mini and i used supports

I could not find a good controller mount for the sega genesis 3 button controller so i tried making one. its not perfect but it fits the controller nice. ...i have a prusa mini and i used supports

This grip makes holding both Joy-Con very comfortable. ...Has shape of the PRO controller. The controllers easily snap in and out of the grip.Have Fun :)

I wanted a place to keep the footprint of the switch small and not take up a lot of vertical space I used double-sided tape on the front of the dock to hold it in place Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK3Rafts: No Supports: ...

I remixed this switch dock mount to include a front wall to hold in place. Added 8Bit Mario to add to it. ...Definitely will need supports

I wanted a place to keep the footprint of the switch small and not take up a lot of vertical space I used double-sided tape on the front of the dock to hold it in place

I tested with a PowerA model, so i dont really know if the normal pro controller will fit ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Btw is my first design so give me your feedback :)

This grip makes holding a single Joy-Con very comfortable. ...Works with both the left and right Joy-Con. The controllers easily snap in and out of the grip.Have Fun :)

Manabun design is very accurate. ...I made quick remix for non-slip pads that I have at home. Dimensions 18 x 5 mm. Pads are very tight in holes.Print with 3 perimeters and 15 % lightning infill.

... is a sort of remix of Swesen's dock and a hook that I had seen somewhere on Thingiverse. ... I drew out the hock shape myself and added it the dock STEP file after some modifications. Printed in PLA on CR6-SE and it works great. ... Supports a must!

... was remade from scratch. Support material is recommended for use in the game slots, while the rest should print without any supports. ...It appears that the model was uploaded upside-down; flip it 180 to ensure the overhang sits on the bed properly.

... mount from scratch.</p> <p>Support material is suggested to be used in the game slots. the rest should print without supports. ...I apparently uploaded the model upside-down so flip it 180 so the overhang sits on the bed.</p> Category: Video Games

Nintendo Controller modeled in CATIA and rendered in Keyshot. ...Hope you enjoy :)

This is a Nintendo Switch!

This is a 1:1 ratio of an old Nintendo NES controller there are separate STL parts and there is a file where I put them all together. ...This project took me awhile so please be kind if there are any mistakes.

A student designed a 3D model of the Nintendo Switch as part of their school assignment.

Adam Jochna posted a printed micro switch online, showcasing his clever use of an affordable 1/4 inch tactile switch. His design caught my attention, so I'll share it with you: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:756126. I created a similar part with...

Designed to emulate an original NES controller, Eric D.'s creation came into existence through innovative means - crafted meticulously in a well-equipped 3D printing environment situated within the confines of the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community...

Logo nintendo switch in two parts.

Tiny replica of the iconic Nintendo Switch.

An assembly of a Nintendo Switch

You may need to smooth out the regions where the controllers attach.

Easy to print

This design was crafted entirely on Tinkercad, an intuitive 3D modeling platform. ...Feel free to edit and refine it directly within the website at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5nZG8q4p7uY