nintendo switch flip grip 3d models

I designed a Joy-Con backplate based on lstr0fsmg's design and ghostpoisonface's Pro Controller grip inspiration. The new grip wraps around the side of the Joy-Con for improved ergonomics. Unfortunately, Covid restrictions have limited my access to a...

To support my content, subscribe to my YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5veuIQCb5GwDqegh3zfBlQ Single Joy-Con Grip - Find it on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3246275 Portable Comfort Grip - Also available on...

This Dual Joy-Con Grip and Strap holder can be used for 2 Grip holders (with or without Joy-Con) as well as 4 Joy-Con Straps. The difference between V1 and V2 is mostly the bridge between the Strap holders as well as the size of the first support...

This grip provides a comfortable hold for a single Joy-Con, and it works with both the left and right controllers. The controllers easily snap in and out of the grip. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for support at...

This is a custom rendition of the controller grip, originally crafted by 3DBotMaker. ...To accommodate printing constraints of my trusty MP Select Mini V2, I broke down the design into manageable segments.

I wanted to hang my JoyCon-Grips to the Xbox controller on the wall and have combined the designs of CountingSheep, messskid and Greenfreeze and adjusted them a little.

Note that the grip pieces shown were printed and bonded without post-print sanding, which explains their slightly messy appearance. ... PLA or PETG materials can be used for printing this design, but it's recommended to use files with tabs for...

This Dual Joy-Con Grip and Strap holder can be used for 2 Grip holders (with or without Joy-Con) as well as 4 Joy-Con Straps. The difference between V1 and V2 is mostly the bridge between the Strap holders as well as the size of the first support for...

I encountered problems with the lines on the sides of the grip resulting in strange artifacts during printing. The indents at the back and top near L and R also caused issues, producing under extruded areas around them. I edited the 'Horde' grip in...

This tripple Joy-Con Grip and Strap holder is a remix as requested by a user. ... I did not print this, but the settings can be taken from the original: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4752001 Pictures of a printed model can be found in the makes,...

I revised the D pad from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2059932/. ...It works seamlessly with my silicon grip. I printed it in TPE (ninjaflex) for enhanced feel and to prevent damaging the buttons. ...The UP arrow features a distinct mark.

... model was bevelled at all the edges and I didn't like the way my slicer processed it. ...So I used the original model (not bevelled) of 3DBotMaker and added the grip of Merlin1974 redone by me. ... I used the eSun PLA Matte grey filament.

I had issues with the lines on the sides of the grip causing weird artifacts in the print. The indents on the back and the top near L and R also caused me issues and under extruded looking areas around them. I edited the 'Horde' grip in Fusion 360...

However, my hands are on the larger side, making me crave a remix that offers a more substantial grip. ...Therefore, I set out to create this custom version with three key objectives in mind:\r\n1- Increase its size while incorporating "wings"\r\n2-...

... can find a shorter cable let me know. ... i had to cut the right top of the grip because it got in the way of the cable, so the models account for that, you can either print the model that only the right side is cut or both sides so its symmetrical

I designed an extended grip with three compartments that hold games. All files must be downloaded and used correctly for it to work properly. With these three compartments, you can carry 12 games wherever you go. This is a test to help me identify...

This is a remix of the joy-con grip by Redbrumbler, i have modded it with the cheshire cat because my girlfriend is a big fan. since I liked my modified version very much I would like to share it with you. Pictures of the print will follow in the...

I had issues with the lines on the sides of the grip causing weird artifacts in the print. The indents on the back and the top near L and R also caused me issues and under extruded looking areas around them. I edited the 'Horde' grip in Fusion 360...

While this design isn't suitable for holding the switch upside down, it excels in providing excellent support when played in its intended orientation.\r\n\r\nThis design features cutouts for air intake, exhaust, and a front speaker, allowing for...

This is a remix of the joy-con grip by Redbrumbler, i have modded it with the cheshire cat because my girlfriend is a big fan. since I liked my modified version very much I would like to share it with you. ...Pictures of the print will follow in the...

This is my quick make of a Flip Switch, it uses a torsion bar for both the arm and the trigger to release them. ...It uses the same kind of trigger and arm that LukeTansell used in his "Micro Catapult."

I crafted a basic power switch, saving myself from frequent trips to the store and tedious soldering tasks. ...I designed it using Rhino software, hoping it will prove beneficial to others who face similar frustrations.

Also noteworthy, compared to the original the grips now print at an angle which might seem a bit odd but I've found that this makes a big difference printing the otherwise horizontal overhang, especially if you're using Curas 'Support Interface'...

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While I appreciate the fact that most of this model was scanned in, it was a little rough for my tastes. ...I just smoothed out the handles.

Here is a remix of the model designed by Halasox, check out the original here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3246275 This model has been sliced into three pieces for faster printing and compatibility with smaller printers. ... Assembly requires...

I added 2 spots at the back for easy joy con removal. ... Credit of the original design goes to halasox https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3440526

Joy Con holder

I simply adapted venegade's design from Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2874416), importing it into Fusion, then seamlessly integrating the iconic Smash logo.

<p>Scale x (and only x) following the instruction below:</p><p>For the original (non-OLED) model: scale x to 99.3% for a loose fit, 99.15% for an exact fit, and 99% for a tight fit</p><p>For the OLED model: scale x to 100.65% for a loose fit, 100.5%...