3d print nintendo switch grip

The original design comes from: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-nintendo-switch-lite-grip-104734 The creator's message says: A grip designed to mimic the ergonomics of some commercially available Nintendo Switch Lite grips. This...

Remix of Nintendo Switch Grip by mk4000

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The Comfort Grip is a pair of 3D printed pieces that allow the user to grasp the Nintendo Switch with greater ease. This enhances and makes playing the game more comfortable and enjoyable. The Grip enables the user to play the Nintendo Switch in a...

A convenient collection of grip inserts designed specifically for Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers. ...They can be printed using either PLA or TPU materials with excellent outcomes reported from personal testing experiences.

Obviously there's no shortage of 3D printable docked grips for the Switch, and while I could go on at length about my motivations and goals, let's just say that I'm a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to ergonomics - which is why I designed this...

adapted Nintendo switch grip for a child with gripping difficulties. ... Compared to the existing model, we have added a reinforcement behind the support (the child uses the switch on the table) and a strap to hold his hands on the grips.

A grip engineered to replicate the ergonomic feel of some popular Nintendo Switch Lite grips. Assembled in three parts, this design utilizes four M4x16 bolts to secure it in place. ...A deliberate 1mm gap between the components ensures a comfortable...

This is a work-in-progress for a Nintendo Switch Joycon grip. I believe the original grip is too small for my hands, so I've combined the Joycon docks into something that boasts notoriously large hand grips - just like the Steam controller. I want...

Check out my remix of this: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2238228 A grip for the Nintendo Switch when used in portable mode. Everything Nintendo makes seems to be designed with small hands in mind, so I created this to make it more comfortable for...

However, if you want me to print these grips instead of yourself or don't have access to a 3D printer, my Etsy shop is available. You can find me at NerdMakers, and I'll also upload designs not available on Thingiverse. I've been wanting a...

This is my designed Grip for the Nintendo Switch. The Grips themself are based on a Switch Pro Controller but are optimized for Joycons. In order to provide an ergonomic experiance I have tillted the Joycons in 2 directions (see Pictures). The...

This is a grip that can be printed for a normal(maybe oled)switch joycon+ controller. ...It will not show what player you are.

Obviously there's no shortage of 3D printable docked grips for the Switch, and while I could go on at length about my motivations and goals, let me just say that I'm quite particular when it comes to ergonomics and designed this as a complement to my...

This 3D print provides an identical sensation while allowing you to keep moving freely by slipping between the Switch and the Joycons. The design is intended to be printed without support, although it's unclear if this will work due to varying slicer...

A series of models meant to hold the Joycons from the Nintendo Switch. ...On each is the symbol of many of the characters.

I've always been a fan of the Nintendo 64 controller, and I got my inspiration from a design created by Manabun - his grips were incredibly comfortable, but I wanted to make mine nostalgic. So, I downloaded a Nintendo 64 remote design made by Guate...

A great video showcases V3 being printed by ModBot: https://youtu.be/8MzNG5oqPlI He explains the print settings used and shares his experience using it with the switch, highlighting its comfort and functionality. Thanks, ModBot! Update 5/4/2017:...

... happening again, we rotated the model so it wouldn't fall during printing. I use an Anycubic I3 Mega to print my models, with settings of Layer 0.2 / Infill 20% / generate supports (with a 80° angle) / Temp printing at 200°C / Temp base at 60°C

I love the original Switch controller " Dock" it feels right and works well, but I am not able to use my silicon sleeves on my joycons while they are mounted on the original grip.I dont want to take of the sleeves every time I attach them to the...

I designed the grip for the Lite by adjusting my grip for the regular Switch based on published size data. Since I don't own a Lite, Bacon26 and Dumpe graciously tested it and I made adjustments accordingly. The current size would be extremely snug.

I wanted a grip for my Switch that wouldn't cover too much of the Joy-Cons, because of the skin I have on them. Therefore I designed them to just hold the Joy-Cons from below. I've made the "bump" that goes inside the screw hole longer and a bit...

I made the grip for the Lite by rescaling my grip for the regular Switch based on published size data. I don't own a Lite but Bacon26 and Dumpe (thank you) tested it and I corrected the size accordingly. The current size would be very tight. Scale x...

... 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. Print instructionsJust print the STL twice and marry the halves with glue or four M2x12 screws.

After trying other printed grips and just feeling like my hands were being pushed too far out, I decided to design my own where the grippy part was moved to the back.Using a rail system let me test grips without reprinting the WHOLE thing and also...

... between the grip and the rail so that they fit snug. I printed the grips out of TPU for comfort and so that they'll have some give, but you might need to do some sanding/filing to get a perfect fit if you're going to print both out of PLA/PETG/ABS.

Didn't know where to put the grips when I wasn't using them

Optimized for small bed printing. Includes screw holes for increased rigidity. Larger holding tabs to prevent breaking. Three-piece design for smaller build area. ...Honeycomb design increases fracture resistance.

Joy with grip nintendo switch

Nintendo Switch grip. Designed in one half so that you can print multiple in different colors and stick them together with super glue. ...