nintendo switch question block cartridge case 3d models

... top is for the screen. ... 2 the two rectangular holes on the left and right are for the Joy-Cons. 3 the fattest hole at the bottom is for full Nintendo Switch games in there case. ... 4 and the middle hole you can put what ever you like in there.

This is a stand/holder for up to 18 Nintendo Switch cartridges, and 4 wrist straps. It works great and looks great for storing game cartridges, and for finally giving a "home" for storing those wrist straps, which otherwise just get left sitting...

A compelling argument for keeping games with the Nintendo Switch at hand. This versatile case allows for effortless game swaps, while its compact design makes it perfect for tossing into a backpack or bag for travel. ...A sturdy snap latch securely...

I was searching for an elegant solution for storing my Nintendo Switch on a narrow shelf without enough room to fit the dock in the standard vertical configuration, and so I came up with this handy, space saving dock! The slight angle allows for...

To create a convenient keychain holder for Switch cartridges, I opted for a simple push-button release mechanism. This design eliminates the need for flimsy hinges or two-part boxes. Printed at 0.1mm layer height in just 36 minutes, the resulting...

The design was heavily influenced by the Guardian Scouts from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, with a focus on displaying four Nintendo Switch cartridges. I aimed to complement my other project, the Guardian Stand for the Nintendo Switch. In...

A customizable, minimal, 1-row cartridge stand for Nintendo Switch cartridges that lets you see most of the label, so my kids could keep their "games in use" organized in their room until they return them to the big cartridge holder next to the dock....

Nintendo Switch cartridge holder with a few tabs that each hold 6 cartridges: I had seen a few things similar but wanted to make one that could hold more and be a bit more compact. The tabs slot in nicely, hold the cartridges securely while still...

Case that holds 9 Nintendo Switch Games. Updated Lid to v4. v1: Too tight and broke easily v2: Too loose, easily slid off holder v3: Too Loose, added a back stop to the lid as well v4: Still Loose, wider chamfer in front, made rear of...

A small simple case to hold up to 7 Nintendo Switch Games. Holes are left for 10mm magnets to be placed in. ... No glue required as the holes are a tad undersized on purpose and will hold them nice and snug.

... respective slots. This case is roughly 60% as big as a standard switch game case (although just slightly thicker). The games face away from each other (back to back) on both sides. ... I recommend printing in PETG, however PLA or ABS also works.

It is built to hold 4 Nintendo Switch cartridges. I made this to complement my other project, the Guardian Stand for the Nintendo Switch (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2181119). In the game, the scouts extend their neck and head to reveal an...

MKII OF THIS CASE AVAILABLE HERE Here it is y’all the 3D printed Nintendo Switch Docking Case You will need a 3D Printer capable of printing a part that is 270x136x105mm You will need the following supplies: -0.5 x 4 x 15mm Compression Springs...

This model resembles an old-school Nintendo Gameboy cartridge that opens on hinges to reveal 32 spots to keep Nintendo Switch games. It is a print-in-place model that requires no supports. When the cartridge is opened, it is over 12 inches wide! I...

... I recommend using a large brim to keep the edges down, I was finding some warping without it. I even made a few 'Brim Blocks' so it won't make the brim in the middle. ... <b>Please post your makes, like and give me feedback in the comments!</b>

... the way the games are gripped as to make it easier to get them in and out. I recommend using a large brim to keep the edges down, I was finding some warping without it. I even made a few 'Brim Blocks' so it won't make the brim in the middle. ...  

... and out. I recommend using a large brim to keep the edges down, I was finding some warping without it. I even made a few 'Brim Blocks' so it would make the brim in the middle. ... Please post your makes, like and give me feedback in the comments!

An small, transportable case for your nintendo switch games. The design was printed with PLA filament. I haven't tested it with other kinds of filament like PETG or Nylon, but i guess it could make the print and the game holder a little more stable.

This is a prototype of a Nintendo Switch travel case. Please comment if you have feedback, it would really help. I made my desing just like a hamburger: - Cover - (Extension) - Base The extension(s) is'nt/are'nt necessary, but useful. You...

Hello fellow creators, I'm thrilled to share my first 3D model, a custom battery case designed specifically for my Nintendo Switch. Unfortunately, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, I don't have access to my own 3D printer - I rely on my school's...

Tired of Nintendo Switch cartridge carriers that don't?I wanted a slim, simple cartridge carrier that cartridges don't fall out of. Is that too much to ask? I don't want a box, or a brick, or anything complex - no multipart transforming anything -...

Simple modification to hold Micro SD cards instead of switch cartridges

Simple modification to hold regular SD cards instead of switch cartridges

This is an entirely new creation based on the original design from thingiverse.com.

A simple holder for nintendo switch game boxes. You can change the # of games to fit what you want. ...Or use a shoebox :)

This is my submission for the Nintendo Switch Design Challenge on MyMiniFactory (https://www.myminifactory.com/object/31576). I created a model of the Lynel monster from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild serving as a stand for the Nintendo...

I've created a model of the Lynel monster from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild that doubles as a stand for the Nintendo Switch. With its swift and intelligent movements, the Lynel stands out as my favorite monster in the series. Designed for...

Rack designed specifically for displaying four Nintendo Switch games at a convenient angle, providing easy viewing and quick access compared to traditional vertical packaging and storage methods.

Designed like a Switch game cartridge, this micro-SD card holder stores up to two cards and fits neatly inside the console's cartridge slot, keeping your extra storage right by your side wherever you go. The card dimensions are slightly smaller than...

Needed a way to access frequently-used games when not in their carrying case. ... This one stores 15 cartridges and allows easy grab-and-go play.