3d printed joycon

... I came up with. ...The fit of the joycons are fine tuned to my crude (but upgraded) machine, Anet A8. The .STL should work ok for most printers tho. ...If you like my designs, feel free to support me by visiting https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Jager3D

I did end up printing this and as far as I remember it was a really good fit, but I might of had to scale it/Sand it it a mm or 2, I cant remember. Works really well though. ...:) This is designed with a case in mind, specifically a Spigen hybrid...

... better than just gluing them in. All parts can be printed without supports, infill for top and bottom can be set to 10%. The middle part and the dots should be printed with 100% since the walls are very thin and it won't need much more filament.

I also BEEFED up the portion that covers the front of the joycon as the original kept breaking. This has a gloriously tight fit that allows for the most extended of plays without worrying that your switch will fly out of the holder. If you would...

You might want to consider letting it cool completely as it is very thin and easy to warp after printing. You can use the same pad for the other . Please consider giving VK a like and sub if this helps your drift issue - I am not affiliated with...

Hi everyone,the Controller is designed to be printed standing up without supports. ...There is a bit of postprocessing required to remove the custom supports for the Trigger button flexure.Enjoy printing

Simple joy con grip, can be printed in any material and layer height. ...No supports required.</p>

Customizable carrying case designed specifically for Joycon controllers to prevent accidental button presses during transportation. ...The innovative design allows for adjustable height, enabling users to stack two cases on top of each other for maximum...

This is a remix of the Single Joy-Con Grip, made so you can strap it to your body if you want to use JoyCons as Cheap Trackers for VR

You will need to dissasembly and cut a joycon analog stick, they are really cheap. ...Afther you do that you will have to super glue the stick to the adapter.

This Joycon grip features block outs that cover the plus (+) button, minus (-) button, screenshot button and home button so your toddler can feel included in game time without mashing buttons that stop the gameplay.

Replacement Joystick for switch lite and regular switch joycon, the piece snaps in eliminating the need for glue. ... this model also is bigger giving the default space of the original stick.

It works flawlessly with four Joycons connected to the charger, although removing it may be necessary in order to remove or connect a Joycon to the charger. The cover is extremely effective at blocking all light from the charger's LED lights. An...

I recently acquired a Nintendo Switch along with an extra pair of joycons, resulting in a collection of joycon straps. In search of a suitable storage solution, I turned to Tinkercad and created this modular holder. This design allows for either...

This is a self-built 3D printer built using 3D printing technology. ...The owner provides all necessary parts, including nuts, bolts, and slide rails, to assemble the machine.

These changes are minor enough that if you already have my previous model printed, it's not worth wasting plastic on an update, but they're worth printing if you're planning on making more. My settings: I printed at 0.5mm layer height, 1mm nozzle,...

It's an astonishing 3D printer that prints itself using the power of another 3D printer, creating a mind-boggling paradox where one machine literally brings its own existence into being.

JoyCon Mounting Solution The JoyCon Wall Mount is a sleek and sturdy accessory designed to keep your Nintendo Switch controllers organized and within reach. By attaching it directly to a wall, you can free up space on your desk or table and maintain...

... to maximize printability with a focus on minimal required support materials. Follow these files carefully as they are optimized specifically for use in 3D printing, and will need additional layers to provide necessary structural integrity.

This is a very basic model of the Nintendo Switch Joycon rails, perfect for Rhino users who need a reference point when creating a Joycon holster or similar design. Simply run a BooleanDifference operation and you'll have the slots you need in no...

Inspired by the following designs: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2328017 (Combining features from below + logo) http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2172789 (Lighting features) http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2269630 (Joycon locking mechanism) My...

The goal was to create a protective holder that keeps the joycons safe without triggering any buttons or causing damage. A sliding lid achieves this nicely. The unusual shape is a deliberate design choice, aimed at minimizing the case's footprint...

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...

This is a model of a Nintendo Joycon Joystick that I made, it took me a few hours to get everthing right. This model is to scale and you can use it for whatever you want! ...The arrow shows where the ribbon cable for the joystick comes out of.

I have a tablet holder that holds my Switch perfectly, but not with the joycons attached, so I created these mounts for the tablet holder.I created them in Solvespace and have left in the design files an extra part that means it removes the corner...

... ...I secured two bandanas around each mount on my ankle, knowing there must be more efficient solutions available. The rail only stretches up to two-thirds of the JoyCon length, but so far, I haven't experienced any issues with them slipping off.

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...

One-piece stand for the Joycons and their respective straps. I found a similar design but didn't like how the straps turned out. With my design the straps are neat and can be used to carry the stand. ... I based my idea on this other:...

Two Joycons are positioned at opposite angles - one pointing forwards and the other backwards - allowing for a more compact arrangement of buttons within a smaller space. ...A wrist strap is conveniently located on the backside, taking advantage of...

The idea is a tinkerer who has an interest in 3D printing can have these parts printed at a local makerspace, or through online printing sites, and put together a low cost, compact, and functional 3D printer to make small figurines, or small...