switch joycon holder 3d models

I designed a JoyCon grip based on Nintendo Switch JoyCon Small Grip by Bodacious_Bum, (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2437689), which also houses the Nintendo Switch RCM Jig by ShadowX (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4095790). I kept misplacing...

It's a strap for Joycon. I use the button from @Manabun. ... Here : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2769344

Was stoked to see Print3DLLC had already designed something similar but bummed to discover it didn't fit the JoyCons as the original rails were too thick. So I modified his design to work properly. ...I also added notches so the JoyCon lock works and...

This Thing is a better option than playing with the Joycons when playing multiplayer games. Version 1 is slimmer and fits smaller hands better Version 2 is a little wider and fits larger hands better If you enjoy this thing and it saved you a few...

My version of the joycon grip. This one prints without supports (via two halves) and is assembled with four M2x12 screws. ...Also has notches to lock in controllers.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Just print the STL twice and marry the halves with...

Playing multiplayer games on This Thing is more fun than fiddling with Joycons. Version 1 is sleeker, perfect for smaller hands that grasp it snugly. Version 2 is slightly wider, accommodating larger hands comfortably. ...If using This Thing has saved...

My friend requested I design a case to hold his spare Joycon controllers. This custom-fit storage solution is compatible with PLA but can be used with other materials as well. It calls for two 8mm x 3mm magnets to secure the door in place. ... One...

Part size is accurate.Reference Switch Joyconshttps://github.com/dekuNukem/Nintendo_Switch_Reverse_Engineering/issues/84

For the die-hard fans out there, this Joycon controller is a dream come true. Optional gems add an extra touch of glamour, giving you the opportunity to shine with style! The parts were printed on a Robox using high-quality Gold effect ABS at 150...

v.2Added FPC cable and fixed the widthv.1Part size is accurate.Reference Switch Joyconshttps://github.com/dekuNukem/Nintendo_Switch_Reverse_Engineering/issues/84

This Nintendo Switch Joy-Con connector seamlessly links two Joy-Cons together to form a unified gaming controller.

I designed a handheld accessory for my Nintendo Switch, making it easier on my hands by providing extra support and comfort. ...Playing the console for extended periods led me to create a solution that would reduce strain and fatigue caused by prolonged...

Here is another attempt at creating a more comfortable grip for my Nintendo Switch, one that I've tweaked and refined to perfection. This updated design snaps onto the Joy-Con controllers with ease, providing a secure fit that's hard to shake...

This is a custom adapter designed specifically for Nintendo Switch Joy Cons, taking inspiration from the original design found on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2259607. Improvements have been made to enhance overall comfort and...

Here's another version of my Nintendo Switch Bumpers, designed to fit snugly against the device without any gaps. I'm hoping this design can serve as a template for other DIY Joy-Con projects, as it's relatively simple to produce using an extruder.

Nintendo Switch Joycon Lock Button

Nintendo Switch Joycon Blind Strap (no buttons)

This is a TWIST RACING JOYCON for SWITCH inspired by NAMCO NeGcon https://youtu.be/xT6-x7cvNRQ

Since I already mounted my Switch to the wall, I needed a way to also mount all of the rest right next to it (must be some kind of OCD), so I designed wall mounts for the Joycon Grips. The holder for the stock joycon grip is also included. Just...

I printed four of the amazing Joycon Grip designs by manabun (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2769344) to make playing locally with friends on the Nintendo Switch a more enjoyable experience. Since I already mounted my Switch to the wall, I needed...

This is a very small build for as replacement button for a Nintendo switch joycon. My son dropped his switch - the joycon exploded! I managed to find everything (and reassemble to a working state!) but could not find the button. I took another...

Nintendo Switch Joycon Lock Button Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 5 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.12 Infill: 100 Filament: PLA Notes: Print with 0.2 nozzle or smaller Category: DIY

This is an organizer for Nintendo Switch Joycon controller accessories that clips onto the rear access cover of the Switch charging dock. The accessories slide in from the top. ...The 'backpack' is attached by opening the access cover of the docking...

The Nintendo Switch JoyCon Wall Mount is a versatile accessory designed to accommodate both legacy and third-party controllers. ...Its adjustable design allows for seamless integration of various gaming peripherals, ensuring a secure and convenient...

The side slots hold the joycon rails snugly, and two LED viewing slots are included to check the connection status to the switch. I used these hex nuts: https://www.mcmaster.com/95462A029/ No supports are necessary. ...Print the part standing up...

This is an organizer for Nintendo Switch Joycon controller accessories that clips onto the rear access cover of the Switch charging dock. The accessories slide in from the top. ...The 'backpack' is attached by opening the access cover of the docking...

This is an organizer for Nintendo Switch Joycon controller accessories that clips onto the rear access cover of the Switch charging dock. The accessories slide in from the top. The 'backpack' is attached by opening the access cover of the docking...

A simple holder for switch joycons. ...I printed this in three parts and super-glued them together, but also included a single-piece version.

A simple holder for switch joycons. ...I printed this in three parts and super-glued them together, but also included a single-piece version.

My hunch is that not everyone will appreciate this unique design (although I still prefer using my trusty Joycon U, which unfortunately doesn't fit in the Switch case I purchased). Nonetheless, this project marked my first attempt at solving this...