psp 1000 analog stick calibration 3d models

Use this to make a 100mm mark and a 120mm mark on your filament when calibrating e-steps on your Ender 3 or Ender 3 Pro.

PSP Lizard Stand Stand for PSP 1000 -2000 - 3000 2 Models Playstation PSP (stand + letters) Approx 15 Grams 2 - 3 hs printing time

A handheld controller specifically designed for the PlayStation Portable device, featuring a directional stick and face buttons for navigating games and menus, is available as an optional accessory for users of the PSP-1000 model.

... the joypad.scad file. ## Contents - joypad.stl: contains the whole analog stick To make 3D printing easier the whole analog stick has been divided in the following parts: - dome_holed.stl - stick_part.stl - pad_lower_half.stl - pad_upper_half.stl

Cut out section of the handle to provide access to the headphone jack.

Cut out section of the handle to provide access to the headphone jack.

the model was scaled for 200x200x200 but for some reason it reads 200x200x205 (z is 205) so you can shrink the z only down to 200 if you want a perfect cube. The hole size is 39mm. ...We used m3 heat inserts and m3 screws to hold the panels on.Printed...

Design of Psp in solidworks.

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Offered is a PSP Combo set, available at both Costco and Office Depot stores for purchase.

Sony's PlayStation Portable (PSP) was designed utilizing SolidWorks, a powerful 3D CAD software for streamlined product development.

Hi, i made a remix for PSP console Original File: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5029684/remixes From: DonDRWarlord

here is a piece with the PSP multicolor same layer logo. I recommend printing with 4 perimeters. ...All my pieces are allowed to be used as they wish...

A fast PSP Go project I created; please consider my age, as I'm only 15 years old, while reviewing it.

... ...The prominent front protrusion was a major aesthetic drawback, prompting me to engineer a sleeker alternative - a sturdy support integrated into the rear of the device, perfectly counterbalancing the PSP logo now prominently displayed on the front.

This is a case for fat psp I made so it can collect dust instead of the psp. Its not perfect, the latch doesn't work. This whole case should be fixed with various improvements I may make in the future, when I figure out how to make decent...

I pulled out my ancient PSP from a heap of tangled charging cables, and to my astonishment discovered that it still functioned perfectly.\nI hypothesized that maybe I could give it a fresh coat of paint, so I took some precise measurements and...

Individuals separated the models to facilitate easier printing.

Defenitly fits on a saitek p880 but may also fit on other controllers

I had a hard time printing the original that Kliffom designed. It needed a lot of supports and was still coming out very stringy on the underside for me. I wanted to print this top side down so I used OpenSCAD to modify the top surface. My pro 2...

Designed at EPL Maker Space to replace a missing circle pad on a Nintendo 3DS. Design to sit directly on the post of the joystick. May require a little filing or hot glue to fit perfectly. ... Design by Shawn Bergstrom and Andrew Theobald

Designed by skilled makers at EPL Maker Space, this innovative solution replaces a missing circle pad on a Nintendo 3DS. Its unique design enables it to sit snugly on the post of the joystick. ...A little filing or hot glue might be necessary to achieve...

I'm creating a quick edit based on two Thingiverse links: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2835087 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2502588. This initial prototype is designed to spark discussion about the general idea, which I lack in 3D...

One of the very first projects, was fun to try a bunch of them.

We simplified the top design to ensure a stronger bond between the bed and the printer, resulting in fewer support structures. Additionally, we included an accurately positioned hole for the controller. ... Later Update: On December 29th, 2019, we...

One of the very first projects, was fun to try a bunch of them.