nintendo switch joycon rail 3d models

I redesigned the Joycon Strap Dock Holder to create a tandem dock that holds both sets of Joycon Straps back-to-back instead of side-by-side, resolving the conflict with my existing Pro Controller Holder. ...I also adapted the Pro Controller Holder to...

A minimalist enclosure designed specifically for holding Nintendo Switch Joy-Con grips and wrist straps securely in place. This versatile accessory can either sit neatly on a shelf, table, or other flat surface, or be mounted directly onto a wall...

The Huntsman's Grasp is a ruggedized grip specifically designed for the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers. Engineered to withstand the rigors of intense gaming sessions, this grip provides a secure and comfortable hold, perfect for marathon hunting...

Two-Player Joycon Grip I designed a joycon grip specifically for two-player games. The reason is simple - the standard joycon controllers are built for kids' hands, so I created this grip to make them more comfortable for adult gamers. ...By adding a...

Now you can play your Nintento Switch with an ecological-retro vibe. Just cut the Prusament box as shown in the pictures at 53mm from the vértice and assemble the printed parts. You can change the color for a better fit for your Nintendo swich. It is...

I designed an arrow-shaped joycon controller that feels incredibly comfortable and natural to hold. ...If you can't print one yourself, you're in luck - I'm selling them on my website at http://shpws.me/OdaD

This wall mount functions flawlessly with all four Joycons attached to the dock without causing any harm or necessitating modifications to either the charger or the Joycons themselves. Moreover, it doesn't obstruct the cord extending from the base of...

I had a soft spot for the original JoyCon holder by lasseklein, but four controllers in my collection was a problem, so I thought, why not take that design and measurements (after importing them into Sketchup) and expand it to accommodate all of...

Wanted something relatively simple to hang the JoyCon up out of site. So I mounted it on the side of my entertainment center. There wasn't many options on Thingiverse for this. Big shout to VorTexDeluxe for original design. ...I slimmed it down to use...

Wanted something relatively simple to hang the JoyCon up out of site. So I mounted it on the side of my entertainment center. There wasn't many options on Thingiverse for this. Big shout to VorTexDeluxe for original design. ...I slimmed it down to...

... as I reassemble the joycon. This is a VERY fast print, about 3 minutes. While this may not repair all joycon drift issues, it has certainly repaired mine, there is a test demonstrated in the video to see if this is the method that will work for you.

While this may not repair all joycon drift issues, it has certainly repaired mine, there is a test demonstrated in the video to see if this is the method that will work for you. UPDATE: Reduced the thickness as some complained it was too thick for...

While this may not repair all joycon drift issues, it has certainly repaired mine, there is a test demonstrated in the video to see if this is the method that will work for you. UPDATE: Reduced the thickness as some complained it was too thick for...

Like many users I find the Joycon's a little small for long play sessions and often enjoy playing in split-joycon mode, as such I wanted some better grips that supported disconnected play. I found BetterDuckA's model and used it as a reference point...

I crafted this custom mix to install a slight protrusion at the base of the rail, allowing secure fastening of the straps using the locks.

I split EbonNebula's original design in two to solve a few problems I was having: * Difficult to print the narrow side rails from any orientation. * Original rails were about .2 mm too thick and required excessive sanding to thin out. By cutting it...

I broke [EbonNebula](https://www.thingiverse.com/EbonNebula/about)'s original design in two to tackle a couple of issues I was facing:\r\n* The narrow side rails were hard to print from any orientation.\r\n* The original rails were about 0.2 mm too...

... it will print fine. Also because of the wall disappearing problem I got sick so the model does not clip together. All you need is a bit super glue to join the three parts together :) I don't own any copyright, etc for Nintendo I am just a fan

It's simply a versatile cradle for storing your switch joy-cons. You can easily carry or stash them away whenever you want to. ...Just use the built-in support for the base unit and enjoy the freedom to play anywhere, anytime!

All you need is a bit super glue to join the three parts together :) I don't own any copyright, etc for Nintendo I am just a fan Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.32 Infill: 10...

Thank for understanding and hoping this can help someone! (*** is the pin assignment to the part, for example if X button is labeled like *X button, then the x button uses pin one)Parts needed*Pin 1: 2**Pin 2: 2***Pin 3: 5Base Plate: 1Top Plate:...

this is my first oficial design :) i see a kickstarter called Switchblades (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2102891131/switchblades-rail-cover-and-kickstand-for-nintendo) that look awesome and i searched for something similar on thingiverse and...

I stumbled upon an amazing Kickstarter project called Switchblades (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2102891131/switchblades-rail-cover-and-kickstand-for-nintendo) that caught my eye and sparked inspiration, but unfortunately, I couldn't find...

Covers the Rails on your Switch when you don't have Joy-Con attached. Three versions exist: A Latched version provides a snug friction fit. A Latched version offers smoother sliding action. ...And a version without a latch features a friction fit...

... upload. ...To see them it's in this link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1g6k1UhQj-lpZLKmFt32n5XVvg5VmeKTX?usp=sharing This rail cover System is to prevent dust from entering your console while in the dock, Playing in tabletop mode, and more.

Nintendo Switch JoyCon Grip wall mount and stand

Two Controller mounts merged into one piece, with two rails, one on each side to put those Joycon Bumper rails for Nintendo Switch, because Boy do those things get lost easily

this is a nintendo switch ninja turtle full left joycon shell, front, back, buttons, and thumbstick left joycon only. ...for both look at my other designs

Here's a remix of Nintendo Switch JoyCon Mini Grip by joseph14078, with measurements borrowed from that model and entirely new geometry created on my own. This is yet another take on the classic joycon grip design, one that I first conceptualized...

This is a remix of thing 2352297 from Thingiverse.com. I've removed the steam component, so there's no need to disassemble anything. Later photos will be posted on my friend's Joy-Con controller. ...If you're interested in this design for the right-hand...