nes controller 3d models

~This is an exclusive version of the well-known NES control which came out in 1983. ... ~Download it and have fun..*give creds :)* ~Printing: -Layer Height: 0.28mm -Wall Thickness: 1.2mm -Wall Line Court: 3 mm -Top/Bottom...

This is a special holder designed specifically for the Nintendo NES Classic controller, and to install it correctly, you'll need a type of screw known as a flathead screw, similar in style to those used for drywall installation.

To build this model, I enlarged the image, added a hole for the NES controller and cable, and included Meshmixer supports so everything prints as one piece. If you're tired of feeling uncomfortable while using your NES controller during long gaming...

Was searching for controller mounts for my Gladiator Gearwall to no avail. ... Have not attempted to print this yet.

I decided to print a replacement for my brother's broken light-switch cover by taking inspiration from my favorite video game controller. ...The holes I created are compatible with standard light switches, however they do not align with the wider,...

I wanted to be able to use the original case created by Brandon Fesser, which was linked and remixed from another source, with a knock-off controller rather than a legitimate one. The problem was that it didn't fit. The model was printed at 0.2...

My friend Stan Richardson suggested that I design a grip that makes the original NES controller more ergonomic, modern, and easier on the thumbs. Simply pop in the NES controller and have fun. I designed the grip so you can place your index fingers...

My friend Stan Richardson suggested that I create a grip that modernizes the NES controller, making it more ergonomic and easier on the hands. Simply insert your NES controller and start playing. To ensure maximum comfort, I designed the grip so you...

My friend Stan Richardson suggested that I design a grip that makes the original NES controller more ergonomic, modern, and easier on the thumbs. Simply pop in the NES controller and have fun. I designed the grip so you can place your index fingers...

I've been searching for the perfect project to try out on Raspberry Pi, and Thingiverse helped me find it in Tomvdb's excellent PI Zero Nes Controller design. Building on his idea, I completely remade the design from scratch to add several...

The original design, available at wap.cc and thingiverse.com/thing:7120, can be printed as one solid piece with ease. Despite this, the creator initially aimed to print tiny springs, which proved impossible on this scale. As a result, they will...

Uses 2 M4x20 screws to hold the top and bottom together. Holds about 10-15 standard thickness business cards. ...Opens up ~35 degrees to load/remove cards.

With a heat gun set to a scorching 700 degrees Fahrenheit, I encountered significant resistance when attempting to force cheap USB extenders through the original component. ...However, I'm extremely thankful for its thoughtful design and made only minor...

... or simply want to upgrade your existing setup, this joystick is a must-have. The Joystick for PI2 or PI3 Nes Arcade Makers is available at http://www.arcade-makers.com/. ...Don't forget to like and show some love by giving it a little thumbs up!

I managed to find these files online, the SNES version came from http://www.raphnet.net in .STEP format, and the NES was given to me by a user named /u/ubermeisters on reddit. To print them properly with my 0.4mm extruder, I had to make some changes,...

I always feel that the classic Nintendo (NES) controller isn't giving my fingers enough comfort. If you agree, just print this grip. This shape is more ergonomic and still provides a classic grip experience. Glue the two printed parts together and...

A clip to store your Nyko dongle for NES wireless controller

Unlike official NES dogbone controllers, third-party ones such as this Tomee controller do not have a pivot for the D-Pad to rock on physically, which prevents opposite directions from being pressed at the same time. This results in strange behavior...

This is a fully modeled NES-004 Classic Controller. Plastic parts can be intermixed with a real controller and function identically. f3z and STEP files are included, so have fun changing things up! I used it to create a new back body that...

Getting overheated while gaming on your NES is a thing of the past with the NES CPU Fan Clip and Slim Jim Holder at your fingertips! Do you ever find yourself craving a snack, like some tasty Slim Jims, during an epic Super Mario Bros. session? ...If...

The parts needed for crafting your own Nintendo 8-bit controller with a Metroid-inspired aesthetic include high-quality plastic components meticulously designed to replicate the authentic look and feel of the original controller. Dimensions match...

This circuit is optimized for use with the Makey Makey. ...Simply thread a wire through the two holes corresponding to each control, enabling seamless connection of the Makey Makey's alligator clips.

The plastic components for the Nintendo 8-bit controller are designed with a Metroid-inspired aesthetic, while maintaining the same dimensions as the original console's control pad. The included parts consist of the controller's backside and...

Fortunately, disassembling one of your existing controllers is all it takes to access the necessary hardware – a task that's both effortless and uncomplicated. ...If any issues arise regarding the uploading of these components, please do not hesitate...

Comprising the package are the following essential parts: The curved backside of the controller The contoured frontside of the controller The button at the top A functional arrow-button, precision-crafted for optimal gaming experience These 5...

Solid shampoo manufacturing press. The download contains 4 objects. 3 for 3d printing model 1 for vacuum forming Own mold, please do not sell at Mercadolibre Mexico We designed the press to use less material when printing. This mold is perfect...

Uses 6, 8, or 10mm magnets. May also be used with bar pins. For a hat pin you probably want to use neodymium magnets for maximum hold. For the fridge magnet you should be good with any magnet that is the right size. The one without a magnet hole...

<p>Replicated based on the original, I intend to print them with in Resin, but until I have verified the fitting please consider this a <i>WIP</i>.</p>

Uses 6, 8, or 10mm magnets. May also be used with bar pins. For a hat pin you probably want to use neodymium magnets for maximum hold. For the fridge magnet you should be good with any magnet that is the right size. The one without a magnet hole...