3d print gamecube

Just a simple Gamecube controller stand with a GC logo

Wanted a "holder" to have my GameCube games in so I remixed one with the Nintendo GameCube logo.

Version 2 Improvements over the original: Remodeled from scratch in Fusion 360 Thicker front plate for more rigidity Slighter larger Fan opening with rounded over edges Screw holes have improved tolerances, countersinking and less slop Overall more...

This is our updated GameCube Fan mount which allows for fans to be installed without fasteners that would break previous prints. It replaces the original mount, you just transfer over the power switch board and pop the new 50mm fan in from the...

The holder's T-shaped bracket allows the GameCube controller to slide in smoothly, ensuring it remains upright without falling or slipping out of place. This design makes the holder quick and convenient to use. A prominent GameCube logo is also...

Made 100% from scratch, but inspired by design from Nicholas Piegdon:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3030629https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qTx_9HK7IMUsed 3D scans...

... from your GameCube, the console will begin to wobble and rock uncontrollably from side to side. ...To rectify this issue, simply print out a replacement part yourself. For optimal results, turn the print job on its side during the printing process.

... in the Brawler64. ...Since they're tiny, I recommend printing at least 3 at a time. Print some with varying scales in the vertical axis to fine tune how far up you want the stick to protrude; third party vs OEM stick caps vary slightly in that regard.

It can be printed without any supports, with ABS being the recommended material due to its exceptional strength. Although I used PLA instead, my mounts still function perfectly. ...Once the printing process is complete, simply screw two anchors into...

This Gamecube cable clip can be drilled into something the gamecube is sitting on so that you cant steal the gamecube controllers but still unplug them for easy access.

If you mod your Gamecube with a Picoboot and you want to remove the disc drive (either because it's broken or you just don't need it), you can print this blank to fill the hole left behind. ...The two pieces fit together with the top shell sandwiched...

... ...Print Settings Printer: Hello Bee Prusa Rafts: Does Not Matter Supports: Does Not Matter Notes: The stem of the button sits slightly above the printer bed, so I recommend placing a small support underneath which can be easily broken off later.

I recently acquired a Gamecube, but unfortunately, it arrived in poor shape - a large gap marred what should have been the prominent Nintendo Gamecube emblem.

remix of other gamecube controller wall mounts, better contours, better base

This is a coin modelled after the Gamecube Logo. ...Check out my page for more.

Nintendo GameCube logo with grip for display in 0.4 mm display case.

I created the black pieces for the gamecube keychain. ...Just adds a bit of detail.

GameCube Controller Shell. ...Has a left Z button hole that is symmetrical to the right.

The Nintendo Gamecube's controller is what you're referring to.

Gamecube / Wii Case for wii board 4.3 inch lcd screen.

This mount will easily drop into your GameCube, and requires no modification whatsoever. ...It should be almost invisible once installed. Will print best as follow, with some supports.

There's three versions, two small (print x2): * GC_Controller_Stand.stl - the most simple version * GC_Controller_Stand_Logo.stl - with a small logo and one combined version: * GC_Controller_Stand_Wide.stl - two stands combined with a logo For extra...

It printed in about an hour and a half less than the original (for me, anyways) and works just the same. Also, don't judge my print! I just got this printer and I'm still dialing in the settings. ...Looks like my temp is maybe a little high and my jerk...

... The Switch's snug design requires the mount to be inserted from the side, but even at 100% scaling, it fits perfectly without any adjustments. Printing it at 101-102% might not be necessary, yet it still functions flawlessly in its current form.

This version is intended for use with the GC-Video Lite project on Gamecube and is designed to replace the original back of the game cube while connecting seamlessly into place. Updated to include a composite out section in response to requests...

I've always thought that Nintendo would bring out mini versions of their classic consoles, and the Gamecube is definitely due for one. This project should be a breeze to print with even basic settings, requiring only a day or two before assembly can...

I combined two different STLs to create a stand that supported my PowerA GameCube controllers (wired). Significantly reduced time/materials than some of the other options. Note: This doesn't support the wireless PowerA controller. It's battery...

If you printed this with an ender 3 I recommend hot gluing the sphere sections together on a flat surface then screwing ontop of the Gamecube, don't over tighten or you may break a screw post off. The power and audio-video cables are a tight fit in...

I chose to use a Noctua 12v fan with it's low noise adapter for quiet operation. I recommend the Noctua 40mmx10mm FLX 12V model: https://amzn.to/2JXbJAe The plate mounts to the stock GameCube fan frame with the original fan screws and then you use...

The original source that published all relevant details can be found at: https://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.php?title=Using_a_Wii_drive_replacement_on_a_GameCube If you have any questions, I'll do my best to assist you. Many of the pictures in the...