joycon switchblade 3d models

... awesome to try creating a plastic car similar to the Labo cardboard one. ... I uploaded a 123D file to make editing easier. It could benefit from a looser joycon controller to increase vibration. ... Check out the video at https://youtu.be/1oABYz-7Rxc

Added locks to Joycon rails (so they don't slide out) Added indentations to accommodate for volume buttons on both Joycon rails Renamed rails from "Left" and "Right" to "Long" and "Short", with the names respective to screw distance. ... Added zipped...

To remove the Joycon, press the back of the Joycon without the trigger from the backside of the grip and it should pop out easy. ... Here is a link to my original comfort grip: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2874416 Here is a link to my Joycon...

... printed grips away to friends and family, I didn't take any photos. However, I'd love to see your prints! I've rendered both blue and red versions that would look fantastic with matching joycon colors or the new vibrant colors released by Nintendo.

I believe the original grip is too small for my hands, so I've combined the Joycon docks into something that boasts notoriously large hand grips - just like the Steam controller. I want to emphasize that this is a really rough mock-up, and I...

A drawback with this solution is that it is no longer as easy to remove the joycons once slid into place and you now have to remove the grip before you can remove the joycon. Be aware that this does put more stress on the grip itself when removing...

... a pin backer easier, I've added a flat piece to the back of the model. Keep in mind that this 3D model was created primarily with visual accuracy in mind, so the dimensions might not be exact replicas of the actual Nintendo Switch JoyCon shape.

... To use, slide the joycons into the handle grips, then slide the screen up from the bottom and click it into place, this will keep the whole console securely inside. Just unclip the joycons to slide the screen out (see photos for details). ...

If you only scale it down in the Z direction, the width should stay the same as the joycon. So, try scaling it up a bit in your slicer if the fit is too loose or vice versa. ...A helpful tip: Print just the lower sliding part first to check the fit...

With the 3D printed joy con adapter, gamers can snap the joycon in place for a more comfortable hold. Key Points: Ergonomic design allows players to game without issues for an extended period. The Nintendo Switch's features are not obstructed by...

I adore my Switch but I've noticed a drawback when playing games without attached Joy Cons in handheld mode - it causes considerable discomfort in my palms due to the peculiar track design of the console for the Joycons. This solution simply fills...

I left some extra space to apply strips of electrical tape to prevent scratching the joycons. I prefer that over making it very tight and damaging everything. Printed at 0.2mm layer height, with two perimeters and 5% infill density. ... This is a work...

If I had my own 3d printer I might have gotten further.Still left to complete:Refine dimensionsRework hinge so additional hardware is not requiredRework rails so the joycons always fit without harming themselvesFix what is and isn't covered on the...

... all my printed grips away to friends and family so couldn't take any pictures. would love to see your prints!I´ve rendered a Blue and Red version that would look awesome with the matching joycons, or maybe the new funky colours! ... Please enjoy!

really liked the idea of katzmatt's holder but wanted a version that didn't need supports, had a lower lip, and held the Joy-Cons farther apart since I use stick topper thingies and if I didn't take them off they pressed the buttons on the opposite...

... with modifications to make it easier to print. ... It functions, but not quite as smoothly as the cardboard version. Further refinements are coming. Demo video: https://youtu.be/VDqSFkUfV9E I utilized these replacement shells on my Switch and Joycons.

Removing the lip and lightening up the tolerances made it a perfect fit that allows the joycon to better snap into and out of place. Print the controller upside down, no supports needed. ... Print the clip in piece and extensions on their side as...

... at any of three positions: 50º, 60º or 70º. ... Slide two of the three lugs into the guides that normally hold your JoyCon controllers in place. ... Print a second piece with mirror image properties so you can use one for both the left and right sides.

I wanted a simple Switch stand for when it is charging and I want to play with the Joycons removed. The FreeCAD file is here as well if you want to change the design in any way. Changing the angle on the face only requires changing a single...

It's a very compact fidget desk toy that uses a standard replacement Joycon analogue stick that tucks away into itself.. Added bonus that the button can still be clicked while analogue stick is inside the cap. Very quick to print, and...

... Reference model (model was used to get basic handle and gun chamber shape)\r\nhttps://www.tinkercad.com/things/eE7B6ctYWFk-splatoon-splattershot-jr-weapon-improved#/\r\n\r\nManabun’s JoyCon Grip (Cut up the model for the JoyCon attachment points.

I had some essential accessories on my dock, including controller holders and joycon straps. However, they made it extremely unstable when the Switch was undocked. To address this issue, I took Jordantpotters' design and added a makeshift set of...

Here are three versions: * joycon-case_bottom_taller-nohole.stl - regular M3 nut (insert after printing) * joycon-case_bottom_taller-hole.stl: regular M3 nut (drop in after printing) * joycon-case_bottom_taller-tnuthole.stl: fits a M3 T nut...

This is a desing based of a file on Thingiverse some one wanted to have the same style holder without the joycon holder and with a few added rows for his games. ...It''s completly redone only uses the measurements from the thingiverse design.</p><p>The...

I'm testing out a foldable case for the Joycons and Nintendo Switch. Since I don't have access to a printer, the design is likely to change as I go along. To assemble this project, you'll need a thread rod and some nuts. ...A huge thank you goes out to...

I wanted to hold the two Joycon Controllers as one, so I designed this to print super fast. Is it pretty? No, but it gets the job done well. The two pieces print without supports and fit together tightly. I'm already planning a more ergonomic and...

Even though they're designed for PS3 controllers they fit Nintendo Switch JoyCon Grips, Ring Fit Controllers (though any large enough hook would be good enough for that), and probably a good number of other things. ... These are made to be easy to...

Now you can be sure each screw goes back into the exact hole it came from when you reassemble.Other model in picture: Joycon Repair PlatformThanks to @iFixit for the awesome repair guides:Left Joy-Con Joystick Replacement - iFixit Repair GuideRight...

Simply insert the Joycons into the slots on either side and you're all set to roll! ...The design is remarkably comfortable, allowing for seamless thumbstick-to-button navigation without any strain or fatigue.\r\nTo learn more about this project, visit...

... thought the design was really great. ...I made some changes to the facade design and model new supports for the pro switch controllers and for the joycon controller holder.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;