joycon strap 3d models

A simple joycon grip that acts as a holder for joycons and storage for 3 game cartridges. Made in Tinkercad.

I designed this case to make the iPad mini 6 feel very similar to a Nintendo switch, the iPad slides into the case from the top and the case requires the metal rails from the Nintendo switch straps. Please note: in current version the USB-C and...

Portable JoyCon grip to fit in most Switch cases, added Hylian (Triforce + wings) crest to the front face

This is a TWIST RACING JOYCON for SWITCH inspired by NAMCO NeGcon https://youtu.be/xT6-x7cvNRQ

Based on https://youtu.be/Vid8lIXmZwE this simply screws into the back of the joycon using the existing screws.

Based on https://youtu.be/Vid8lIXmZwE this simply screws into the back of the joycon using the existing screws.

(The Apple Pencil can be connected to the two magnets in the bar in front of the iPad.) Harvesting the official Joycon mount (check the box your Switch came in ^^ ) is necessary, as I'm reusing the metal rails for connecting the Joycons and those...

This is a very small build for as replacement button for a Nintendo switch joycon. My son dropped his switch - the joycon exploded! I managed to find everything (and reassemble to a working state!) but could not find the button. I took another...

You may need to scale the model down by 10. ... If you want a tight joycon fit, scale the model down on the depth axis by ~5%.

To enhance gaming sessions, users remix their Joycon layout to expand the space between them, providing a more comfortable grip for those with bigger hands.

I lost a stupid button after i opened up the joycon to replace the broken joystick. Print with button top facing up at .05mm. ... fits pretty darn well

My JoyCon's didn't fit and the model was way to big, so i made my own. ... For me with my printer setting they fit perfectly.

... 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

I made this so you can use two fingers on the tabs for the joycon. ...It does lock so remember to press the button in the back to release it.

Several things are worth noting: The Joycons do not lock into the rails, but friction holds them in place quite well. There are supports in place for a small overhang near the top of each rail. I am unsure if they work too well, so be sure to cut...

Print at 0.20mm layer height with supports on build plate only. ...It is designed to work with RoG Phone 5 and has a slot for adapter for the Joycon controllers.

Nintendo Switch Joycon Lock Button Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 5 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.12 Infill: 100 Filament: PLA Notes: Print with 0.2 nozzle or smaller Category: DIY

This is the original version of the joycon-sticked controller. If using the STL, flip the _TOP Y 180 degrees in your slicer (so flat side is down). No supports or rafts required. Take about 30 mins a piece on my Prusa. Uses a replacement...

A remix of a Joycon Grip ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5331778 ) that adds a hole in the back to help push the Joycon out of the grip and removes the posts from the triggers. This is my first time editing an stl file so you may see some...

To make it even better, I made some adjustments to the original design by adding a slot that allows the joycon to "snap" into place when inserting it. You'll need to press the small button on the joycon just like you do with the Switch console to...

I printed four of the amazing Joycon Grip designs by manabun (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2769344) to make playing locally with friends on the Nintendo Switch a more enjoyable experience. Since I already mounted my Switch to the wall, I needed...

Since I already mounted my Switch to the wall, I needed a way to also mount all of the rest right next to it (must be some kind of OCD), so I designed wall mounts for the Joycon Grips. The holder for the stock joycon grip is also included. Just...

It's a remix of the Joycon tube case by fumbucker (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4179041). This one has a bottom and a cap. There is a channel the the controller's edge fits into with a stop at the bottom. There is another tab on the cap that...

This is a unique fusion of two exceptional Joycon holders:\r\n\r\nI drew inspiration from the light holes on this model: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2172789, and incorporated them into my design.\r\n\r\nThe holder I used as a base is...

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...

For nintendo switch joycon grip (without joycons in). ...it just slides in there to keep it safe.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p> <p>Creality</p> <p class="detail-setting printer"><strong>Printer: </strong>...

The Nintendo Switch JoyCon Wall Mount is a versatile accessory designed to accommodate both legacy and third-party controllers. ...Its adjustable design allows for seamless integration of various gaming peripherals, ensuring a secure and convenient...

A Switch Joycon Grip of my own design also provides storage for the console's game cartridges. Holds 4 in each holder, giving 16 total capacity. Photos include my test print of the file and final 3D models. ...Update: V2 Now holds 16 cartridges

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...

Printer: MonoPrice MP Select Mini 3D Printer Settings: -Fill Density: 15% -Layer Height: 0.2mm -Support: Not needed *Make sure that there is no extra material around the bottom edge of either channel (where the JoyCon's slide in) after printing, as...