arcade joystick template 3d models

Hello,this is a housing for a retro / arcade joystick.These screws are required for assembly:4x Allen screw M3x66x Allen screw M3x12The joystick and the buttons i ordered here: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B089QK44BYand one pushbutton:...

I built this Mortal Kombat Arcade Cabinet entirely from scratch using logos I discovered on Google. I also designed the cabinet's layout in Tinkercad, a 3D modeling program. To make it functional, I added a movable joystick that allows for smooth...

I made some replacement feet for The Arcade and Competition Pro joystick.. You have to print with TPU ( NO infill) or other flexible filament. The feet are a snug fit, you have to push them into place... i used a small flathead screwdriver to...

The Happ/Industrias Lorenzo Competition Arcade JoyStick Sleeve emphasizes durability and cabinet compatibility, but its bulky joysticks may not fit well in controllers. Some feel that the company's move to manufacture parts in China has led to a...

Please note that most arcade USB joystick kits come with big and small buttons, in this design the smaller one is used. (Approximate socket diameter 23.4mm). The original design employs M4 screws, and I kept it that way. Ps.2. I'm aware many will...

I built this custom Mortal Kombat Arcade Cabinet entirely from scratch, leveraging logos I sourced directly from Google. The cabinet's design itself is an original creation I crafted in Tinkercad, while I also made sure to make the joystick fully...

Here are the components needed for a mostly printable arcade joystick: First, you will need four microswitches that can be found on standard HAPP buttons. Additionally, one 6x1.0x70mm hex cap bolt is required. Lastly, eight screws that fit through...

Battop Joystick Handle Designed for Arcade 1up Machines: A Durable Solution. The 6mm printed threading may eventually wear out, but my kids have been pushing these to the limit for a few days and they remain tight as can be. I'm considering...

Things you will need: Your 3d printed parts (Neo Stick Raspberry pi) Arcade joystick set: https://amzn.to/3xFimfK 2 x USB 3.0 surface mount extension cable: https://amzn.to/3wL9CFv 1 x USB C Male to Female Extension cable: https://amzn.to/38PTMjB 1 x...

This one in particular is from a Simpsons arcade game, which I noticed was missing while I was rebuilding other parts of the joystick. I'm not aware of anyone that sells this part by itself, so I decided to design/print one. The purpose of it is...

------------THE STL FILES FOR THIS DESIGN  ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH MY  PATREON & PATREON SHOP.patreon.com/3DFreeman You could join up for a month and download the STL files for all my designs or you can now buy bundles from my Patreon shop for...

Updated with STL files.Here is my take on a nearly, mostly, almost, more or less completely 3D printed arcade joystick mechanism. Just add microswitches.If you would like some joystick tops to go with this project, check...

Here are some of the replacement arcade joystick tops (and discs) that I have designed to work with your standard Sanwa type joystick, that have a screw thread. They are push on to fit and don't require screwing. I have tested them with a...

This version has been superseded by V3, available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6745180This is version 2.0 of the 3D printed arcade joystick mechanism which requires four micro switches and a control panel to live in. I was not really happy...

Here are some of the replacement arcade joystick tops (and discs) that I have designed to work with your standard Sanwa type joystick, that have a screw thread. They are push on to fit and don't require screwing. I have tested them with a variety...

UPDATE: Please find the rest of the project files here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5263850Here are some of the replacement arcade joystick tops (and discs) that I have designed to work with your standard Sanwa type joystick, that have a...

Remix, of course! ...The trusty Skull Calavera Joystick, a staple of gaming excellence!

4 M3 screws with nuts for the joystick lever, 7 M3 screws for the cover

My latest project is a joystick mount that allows a 4-way joystick to rotate 45 degrees for Q*Bert and Congo-Bongo, and rotate back for Pac Man or Ms. Pac Man. It latches into each position so it won't move on you during play. It's also great for...

This is a restrictor for Sanwa joystick (and clones). It transforms from a square gate to a more 8-directional movement. ...It is a tight fit, and fits around the normal restrictor plate - no glue or screws needed.

I've remixed the design to accommodate 30mm arcade buttons and 24mm player/coin buttons, which I already have on hand. I've adjusted both lids to fit these button sizes perfectly. All other files are available on the original "thing". ... Check out...

A remix of an existing Joystick design to accommodate 12mm buttons on the back. ...It can replace the top buttons part from the other model if you want to use 12mm buttons like <a href="https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07ZYH4B9R">these </a>on the...

Hi All!A friend of mine asked me to design and print an arcade controller to be used in front of the TV with Retropie/Raspberry Pi.Here is my design, based on the following specs:Additional space to rest the palm of the hand while pressing the...

DescriptionModeled in blender 2.91, Rendered in Cycles A simple joystick inspired to the most classical 80s console joystick. The model is simple, the files don't have a subdivision modifier, so is easier to work with, and it's ready for a...

So yeah, I absolutely loved the design, but I got some longer mechanic Arcade switches that were just too long and I couldn't find a design to fit them. So, I tinkered with Tinkercad until it was just right, and this is my custom remix. I'll be...

The object is 17x20x4.5cm No support needed Hidden screws on the bottom (M3x8 or longer) Compatible with 30mm and 24mm arcade buttons Editable files attached! Remix and share as you prefer. Tips: to speed up the print, please take a look at the...

To overcome this, I created a template using the standard Japanese arcade layout with eight buttons that I found online. Am I correct in assuming it's the typical configuration? To start, use a small drill bit to make pilot holes, followed by...

Six button arcade control template (will probably upload more versions and variations in the future)

Red ball to make your Atari 2600 Joystick look like an arcade one.