joycon shells 3d models

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...

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 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

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

... 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.

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...

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...

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...

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:...

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.

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 ...

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...

... 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.

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.

I found that with iOS 16 and beyond, Apple added support for the Nintendo Joycons. I have a subscription to XBOX Game Pass and was looking for a good device to cloud stream games on. As you can see, my controllers are third party. These are the...

... 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.

As for the strap, although it originated as a controller grip for a single Joycon, I effectively crafted it from an existing model lacking this feature. Edit: Following my printer's repair, I successfully printed the model and made several...

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...

Got the Nintendo Switch and an extra pair of joycons. So i ended up with all these joycon straps. Needed a place to put them, so i make this in tinkercad. This can be used single or join together with the pin. I might edit the model and add another...

This rear housing for the left joycon has been thoroughly tested and proven to be fully operational. It boasts an impressive feature that minimizes the need for extensive support structures, allowing for a seamless printing process directly on the...

Nintendo Switch Joycon wall mounts feature a sleek design. I employed the french cleat method to ensure smooth mounting, eliminating unsightly screw holes in the base mount. You can easily add a gamertag to the bottom chin if desired, thanks to its...

This is an organizer for Nintendo Switch Joycon controller accessories that clips onto the rear access cover of the Switch charging dock. The accessories slide in from the top. The 'backpack' is attached by opening the access cover of the docking...

A repair platform to be used with right or left joycons. This stops the analog stick from keeping the unit off balance during repair. After my 6 millionth analog stick replacement repair I thought there must be a better way. I initially used PETG for...

A precision-crafted Nintendo Switch Joycon Grip, tailored to perfectly match the iconic Nintendo Switch Logo. Though not a 100% ergonomic design, this grip achieves an impressive level of compactness. The controllers remain fully functional and...

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...

A replacement button for the Nintendo Switch Joycon. I took mine apart so many times, eventually I lost the little button. Initially I tried to buy a replacement off amazon but it was too big somehow. I took it upon myself to just model and print it...

My friend requested I design a case to hold his spare Joycon controllers. This custom-fit storage solution is compatible with PLA but can be used with other materials as well. It calls for two 8mm x 3mm magnets to secure the door in place. ... One...

For the die-hard fans out there, this Joycon controller is a dream come true. Optional gems add an extra touch of glamour, giving you the opportunity to shine with style! The parts were printed on a Robox using high-quality Gold effect ABS at 150...

My solution was this, it slides on the switch and you slide your Joycon into it. My problem was it was either too lose or too tight and I moved on from the project since I didn't think the game was quite worth the effort. ...Might as well put it here...

With JoyCons being supported in iPadOS 16, I decided to whip this together quickly Will need to mirror it to print left side. * Updated after first print to include a mostly supportless print + added more structural integrity. * Updated again...