joycon case 3d models

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

I hated how the "C" joycon was so short so I made an extension to allow for a more precise aiming ability. printed in TPU to hold on. ...made to not affect the limitations of aiming.

A bespoke dock is created for a solitary Nintendo Switch JoyCon controller. ...Conceived to be precisely crafted via 3D printing on an FDM machine, the upper surface rested serenely on the build platform's sturdy stage.

Here's a 3D printed replica of my one-of-a-kind Switch Joycon controllers, straight from the SSBU universe! ...I painstakingly recreated each detail by pouring over reference images to get it just right.

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.

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 part vertically. The tight tolerances of the grip rails require some extra attention. It's essential to sand down the outer faces of each rail incrementally and thoroughly clean out the inner rails until the joycons slide in effortlessly.

Slide the model onto the joycon fully (you might have to bend the top of the clip to make it fit!)  3. Insert the joycons  ## Inset switch 1. Line up the...

 V2 - Eliminated the rear ergonomic grip and moved JoyCon higher to eliminate the top heavy feeling when gaming. V1.1 - fixed left JoyCon adapter to not block front camera.  *If you run into any issues with the model, please visit the section of...

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...

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...

They all had one thing in common: they were combined Joycons into one controller.Sometimes there is a situation where it is better to have each Joycon in a different hand, so I came up with this solution. The resulting grip is based on a similar...

... I also took a box cutter and cut out a slot so that the Joycons lock securely into place. I mostly use this grip for Pokémon Let's Go! ...With this grip, I can easily hold both Joycons in one hand since it is only as wide as a cell phone.

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...

I decided to add a lid to the JoyCon Box made by AlecBledsoe. I have not printed it yet, but I will post photos when I do. ... **Update Log** 6/3/19: First publication 9/3/19: Warning note added 11/3/19: Upgraded to V2

Here's a quick and easy DIY Nintendo Switch Joycon grip that's incredibly simple to make. ...You can have it printed in no time, and while it may not be visually stunning, it does feel surprisingly great in your hands.

A Voxel Joycon Holder with an Ergonomic Twist: A submission for the Nintendo Switch 3D Design Competition. Two variants are included, structured and chaotic, with more to come soon! This design embodies a flow of data coalescing into a voxelated...

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...

Follow these easy steps to build your own Joycon controller stand. Printing Details Printing Parameters Raft Support Do you need raft support for your print? Yes/No Support Material Does the design require additional support material? Yes/No ...

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...

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...

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:...

... ...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.

Drew inspiration from thing id 3413959 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3413959 This adds support for the joycon strap making the shoulder buttons easier to press. ... It also re-contours the handles to fit my hands better print flat on its back

My version 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.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Just print the STL twice and marry the halves with...

... onto your dock, providing an effortless connection experience. Choose from single or double Joycon strap holders to suit your gaming needs. ... Print Settings: Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: Select any infill pattern for added detail and texture.

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.

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...

It needs to be cheaper than the joycon itself, unless the skin has creative accessories that make gaming more enjoyable. We chose the white natural versatile plastic as the product materials. Thus the estimated cost is $17.34. Second, it should...

... Be sure to print it straight up so the adapters fit snugly onto the controllers without getting stuck in the supports. Post-Printing: Sanding is a must! Make sure to smooth out the connections to the joycons, as they may feel a bit tight at first.