arcade stick case 3d models

This is my initial stab at anything 3D printing related - I've designed a case for a Raspberry Pi 2 that accommodates two 30mm arcade buttons and makes room for an arcade joystick. The main challenge has been to develop a hinge mechanism that...

Arcade stick use m3 screws, dont overtighten joystick wholes seem to be slightly off but if you carefully tighten will work and became straight. and perfect., printed x4 no issues i use no lag encoders they fit in bottom corner angled very tight fit....

Arcade Stick basado en el modelo Happ (Americano), tanto palanca como botones Diseñado para juegos retro de lucha, estilo Street Fighter, etc... ... Incorpora una placa "Zero Delay USB" Está diseñado para que no se vea ni un solo tornillo ni nada ...

This design fits snugly into the vacant space of a Razer Panthera Arcade Stick after installing the JLF Link Mod by PhreakMods. The mod necessitates removing an inner dust washer. Measuring 36mm in diameter, the outermost diameter is equivalent to...

This retro pie arcade stick runs off batteries can be charged with a usb C phone charger. ... Just simply plug it into a hdmi device and your good to go :) Build video [What Diagram youtube channel](https://youtu.be/Kk3sAWmosD0) #Main Parts Needed...

3D Arcade Stick is a 12 button arcade stick designed to support a Sanwa JLW Series Joystick and Sanwa OBSF-30 buttons. The top panel is 280mm x 180mm and the unit is just under 55mm in height when assembled. I’ve designed it so the joystick is...

The 3D Arcade Stick is a powerful, 12-button arcade stick designed to perfectly support the Sanwa JLW Series Joystick and Sanwa OBSF-30 buttons. Measuring an impressive 280mm x 180mm on top, this unit stands at just under 55mm in height when fully...

I have wanted to upload it to the site, but have postponed it several times due to the complexity and amount of work required to make it upload worthy.So who is this case for? If you are like me and have made custom arcade sticks before and have...

Here is an arcade stick type neo geo for all type of raspberry pi or orange pi etc.. ... Link to buy the components used: 30mm button : https://www.amazon.fr/gp/css/order-history?ref_=nav_AccountFlyout_orders External usb port :...

An easy mod to change any arcade sick into a mixbox here is a list of non-printed parts you will need: Basic Soldering Iron. ... 4 Cherry MX type switches 4 jst xh 2.54 connectors with at least 20 cm wires.

I originally designed this project using longer arcade buttons, such as those found at https://www.banggood.com/5V-Arcade-Push-Button-Durable-Long-Switch-Multicolor-p-957099.html. I wanted to utilize these buttons because they are incompatible with...

I couldn't find a fight stick that suited my taste, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and create one from scratch. It's far from flawless, and I'm confident that numerous changes and improvements will be made in the future. To power...

I couldn't find a fight stick I liked so attempted to model one myself. Its far from perfect and I am sure changes and improvements will be made. I used an Arduino Pro Micro as the controller. Here is a guide on how to flash a Pro Micro with the...

Dies ist eine Handablage für den 8BitDo Arcade StickThis is a hand rest for the 8BitDo Arcade Stick

Dust protection cover plate for arcade stick. It's hollow at the bottom to allow some room for imperfections in sunken screws. ... Rest of the joystick over at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4744521

This is a series of parts I designed for my 8bitdo arcade stick to use standard keyboard switches in place of the arcade stick.The "plate" screws into the holes from the original joystick. The "plate" interfaces with the "inner" part at 15 degree...

This is a mini arcade stick (fightstick) controller that uses a Sanwa JLF-TP-8YT joystick and Sanwa OBSF-30/OBSF-24 buttons (or equivalents with same dimensions). I used an Arduino Pro Micro clone, but it could be used with any other board. For...

This is a mini arcade stick (fightstick) controller that uses a Sanwa JLF-TP-8YT joystick and Sanwa OBSF-30/OBSF-24 buttons (or equivalents with same dimensions). I used an Arduino Pro Micro clone, but it could be used with any other board. For...

See the link here for parts list and ordering information: http://tinyurl.com/piarcadestick Instructions for building your own arcade stick follow: Designing the top and bottom plexiglass components involved using Illustrator, which was based on...

Arcade stick that uses cherry-MX style keyboard switches You'll need 4x Mechanical Keyboard Switches Pack of 10 cheap on eBay...

If you've unwrapped a 1up Arcade this holiday season or subscribed to ETAPrime on YouTube, you might be aware of the annoying problem with the original sticks. Finding those pesky diagonals can be a real challenge, leading to missed jumps and tricky...

If you've got a Mayflash Arcade Stick, Windows 10, and Street Fighter V, it's probably clear that you already know the difference between DirectInput and XInput. I had almost completely replaced all the components in my Mayflash, so my solution was...

Hello all, While making my DIY arcade panel, I wanted to block the joypad from the bottom side of it. Thus, I designed quickly this blocker that fit in my Sanwa (or Zippy Lux) Joystick. My panel has been made on a 10mm wood piece. Thus, adding...

In addition, this version only supports 3 side buttons, all on the button side of the shell, as opposed to 4 side buttons buttons, with 2 on the stick and buttons side of the shell of the original. ... I have yet to print this, so I don't actually...

!!!THIS IS A WIP REMIX!!! The original file has a 4 button layout that is too big for my Ender 3 V2, so I edited the file on Tinkercad, and split the pad into 2 sections: The stick side, and the buttons. In addition, this version only supports 3 side...

This is a first iteration of a keyboard fight stick. It is designed to use mx style switches and be able to be printed on a 20x20x20cm printer. It is also designed to work with brooks pcb's, more specifically the fightboard ultimate. It also uses...

Arcade case for your arcade stick and buttons. This object has dimensions of 250x141mm. Print Settings Printer Brand is Prusa. The printer used is a Prusa Steel. Rafts are not necessary. Supports are also unnecessary. A resolution of 0.2 is ideal.

I created Casing for Brainpad Arcade (https://www.brainpad.com/arcade/how-it-works/) to educate and entertain kids. You can program it yourself using http://arcade.makecode.com. ...My nephew loved the educational gaming device I made him as a birthday...

Case for 22mm arcade button. ...I am using this with a raspberry pi pico and USB connection to control a pc with a button press.

Hi!\nRecently, I bought an Arcade Controller Kit (http://www.ebay.com/itm/201344779838) and always wanted a big case so I designed this.\nNot much explanation is needed; just print and assemble.\nGreat for classic arcades on MAME emulators.\nOnly...