joycon rail 3d models

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...

... to produce using an extruder. **CHECK OUT ALSO** I created "Bumpers" that slide into the Joy-Con slots, protecting both the rails and the device when the controllers are removed - you can find them here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3219338

Slides into Joy-Con rails and clicks into place. Tall enough to charge while playing, flat enough to stash in your switch case. ...STP included for custom accessories or angles!</p><p>To remove, press the round part in and slide up using the textured...

Switch dock retrofit with joycon rails. ...you can print the whole retrofit or just the raisl and glue them on.

Here is a video of assembling the holder Imgur Print Settings Printer Brand: Monoprice Printer: Mini Delta Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 25 Filament: Anet PLA black Notes: Case should be printed vertical to increase tensile...

I carry my switch with me all the time, but original carrying case has a single pocket for games and joycon straps which makes fetching the game/joycon strap you want a bit hard. I designed a holder which fits in that pocket, can take up to 8 game...

I carry my switch with me all the time, but original carrying case has a single pocket for games and joycon straps which makes fetching the game/joycon strap you want a bit hard. I designed a holder which fits in that pocket, can take up to 8 game...

... ...The lock mechanism would often fail, allowing the Joy-Cons to slip out effortlessly. To address this issue, I designed a custom grip that utilizes the metal rails and M3 screws of the original Joy-Con grip included with the Nintendo Switch.

Very crude remix of 2 files.Not test printed.Would probably be better with a redesign where rails could be printed without support

Be able to store your joycon rails to your joycon controller.

... that it wouldn't fit on my printer. ...The solution was to trim the model and add joycon rails to the side. ... This probably won't help anyone but me, but I figured that I should upload it anyway just in case someone is in a similar situation.

... Meant for the metal rails from the Joycon rails, just to account for my printer settings (last time I printed a joycon holder, it got stuck on there, I need to dial in my settings) I'm really getting used to Tinkercad.

... holds the Pixel 4a and 2 Joycons.I printed it standing up on the bumper side with a brim fo rbetter adheasion. ...Orientation was along the bed so it wouldn't bobble with bed movement.Joycon Rails taken from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4809836

Print facing upright/vertical, it needs to be printed vertical for joycon rails to work. (rails facing upwards, square holes on very bottom) NO supports needed, I designed it to work without them. ... It needs two M3 bolts to screw onto the back of...

The side slots hold the joycon rails snugly, and two LED viewing slots are included to check the connection status to the switch. I used these hex nuts: https://www.mcmaster.com/95462A029/ No supports are necessary. ...Print the part standing up...

When slicing the model one of the main things to check is that your slicer recognized the tabs for the JoyCon rails. Update and FixesV2E - added ergonomic grip back in with the higher mounting point. Gives is a feel very similar to the steam deck. ...If...

However, after updating the model, I made it smoother and adjusted it to accommodate Joycon rails that clip the Joycon into place perfectly. This is basically an improved version all around. If everything goes according to plan, this won't need any...

Parts (one side only): -Grip main body -Rail for the Joycon -Rail for the console -Middlepiece to conect both sides The rails are optimized for 0.16 mm Layer Height. To print the left side just mirror the 3 parts Use Support for all Parts Assembly:...

... to try the design and see if it works with yours, but again this was highly customized to my particular specs.Please note, I printed this with the angled face towards the bed and used supports. This keeps the joycon rail strong and fits very well.

... results may vary. Made Support for the bridge at 1.5mm instead of 0.5 to try and give the slicer a fighting chance. Reduced the gap in the Joycon rail keyway (1.2mm was a bit on the loose side but still gave an acceptable hold on initial print).

It uses two JoyCon grip rails (removed from official grips, can be bought for 0.5$) and pieces of 1.75mm filament for hinges. There are also gaps for 3mm magnets to be placed underneath as this holds it closed together. This folds down for easy...

A joycon grip using the rails of the straps

Another protective case emerges to safeguard your Joycons during transit, shielding them from potential damage. ...However, issues persist with the current design: the rail system is excessively rigid, while the counterpost proves surprisingly fragile.

The rails for the joycons wouldn't print properly due to being too thin and not fully connected. Therefore, I modified the rails to be thicker to suit my needs, also removing the center holder for the straps and the switch logo. I would like to...

The widely-appreciated JoyCon Ex steering wheel to USB adaptor is a must-have accessory.

... remap feature. ... SL and SR on both joycons are unused in most games so can be remapped to ABXY. Used in tandem with a Skull & Co. grip case cut down to grips (i used superglue to affix grips to joycon) but i imagine most joycon grips will work.

Dpad for JoyCon replacement shell with retro style. ...RegDpad.stl has no arrows or ball cut.

Place the two JoyCon controllers. Easy to put in place. ...Enjoy your device!

This print allows the system to see both joycons in wireless mode, allowing the user to hold one joycon and the system in one hand while having the second joycon at their side or however is most comfortable. ...I made this so I can better play my...