retroid pocket 2 replacement buttons 3d models

A simple remix without handles.

Print with the square down, add a support blocker to the center. This works if you don't care about it acting as a true analog stick and digital is fine for you. I can't get the center to print thin enough and still be strong enough to not break.

Opened up the front a little more. No longer needs felt spacers on the inside bottom. ...Requires more sanding in order to get it to seat flush with bottom without being super tight

New version still functions as a hard case but have added more comfortable grips borrowed off this Nintendo Switch Comfort Grip: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2234489 This will now need supports to print but only will need them touching the...

This is a simple display stand/vertical dock for the Retroid Pocket 3. It has recessed shoulder button cutouts so the handheld sits securely without putting pressure on the buttons. ...A slight rearward angle makes it steady and also alleviates pressure...

This pocketable face shield for the Retroid Pocket 3/3+ is designed to add as little extra width to the RP3 handheld while protecting the screen, face buttons, and joysticks from accidental presses or scratches. Perfect for throwing in your bag or...

Dock for the Retroid Pocket 3 and 3+, uses the OEM USB-C charging cable. This design will print without any supports or brim needed, as long as you have good bed adhesion. ...Orient the dock so the "retroid" text is face-down (or the flat front of...

This is a stand for my Retroid Pocket 3/3+ grip. It allows the console and grip to be situated conveniently on a desk. ...It also has a channel to allow a charging cable.

A dock for your Retroid Pocket 3/3+ with the Retroid logo. Has a hole for a USB C port on the bottom, but you might need a 90-degree USB adapter to make it fit. The support isn't great, you'll need some glue to stick the main piece to it and have it...

A sturdy case designed specifically for the Retroid Pocket 3/3+. Keep it safe from scratches and impacts while in transport! Opens and closes with little fuss. Simply pull the lid towards the front of the case to release. Designed with 3mm rear...

I wanted to make a simple dock for my Retroid Pocket 4 Pro to take with me on the road. I used a usb-c to HDMI cable to keep it simple. This was designed to fit the Retroid Pocket 4 Pro. I don't have other handhelds to verify if it works with other...

Rigged replacement buttons for Pebble 2. My trusty backup buttons have been working flawlessly for six months now. ... The photo depicts my last print made with PETG, expertly sliced in Simplify3D, and crafted on the Robo R2.

A Retroid Pocket 3/3+ mount for the IKEA Skadis.

Retroid Pocket 3+ wallmount for the Honeycomb Storage Wall.

Loved having a bigger grip for the retroid pocket 3, but the one I had was too big for travel or for a pocket, I also loved the idea of the clip shield. So I combined both. I'm happy with how it turned out. ...I have fairly large hand and this makes a...

The jig accomodates all the button key variations.0.5 / 0.7 / 0.9 mm spacers are provided because there may be tolerance differences between the buttons, the microswitch heights, the RP3+ face height, or all of the above. ...In the pics I used all three...

Replacement buttons for Pebble 2 are available. The deterioration of the original rubber or silicone is typical. ...This replacement is made from durable PLA material.

Pebble 2 (SE and HR) smartwatch replacement buttons. The pictures clearly show the buttons printed using Polyjet technology, not FDM. The material used is a Composite of Agilus Black, which has a Shore A hardness rating of 30, and Vero White, which...

Pebble 2 (SE and HR) smartwatch replacement buttons. The pictures show the buttons printed using Polyjet, not FDM. Material shown is a Composite of Agilus Black (which is Shore A 30), and Vero White (which is rigid). The composite material is...

Este es un reemplazo hecho en PLA. Print instructionsCategory: Replacement Parts Summary Replacement buttons for Pebble 2. The deterioration of the original rubber or silicone is usual. This is a replacement made in PLA. Botones de repuesto para...

Quick Mockup of RP 3/3+ Retroid Pocket Analogue Surround

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/5QaqVnqQD6c

I wanted a case that was as lightweight as possible while still protecting the screen/thumb sticks of the Retroid Pocket 4/4P, so I could throw it in my backpack or pocket and not have worry about it. It's also reversible, and the thumb stick covers...

This is another remix of PartTimeCAD's clipshield for the Retroid Pocket 3. I added larger grips and added the logo if anyone wanted to print in multi-color. There 3 files in total. Complete shield clip and grips together, print it in the...

These are custom replacements for the Gameboy Pocket's control pad and directional buttons, designed specifically for that handheld console as well as the Gameboy Color. ...My best results came from inverting the print to face downwards on the button...

[www.beefygrip.com](http://www.beefygrip.com) Full sized controller grip for the Retroid Pocket 3 and 3+ Based on a popular actual console controller shape but 100% drawn from the ground up by me. Absolutely no functionality is blocked by the...

He used my Analogue Pocket buttons for reference while designing them to be 3D printed. Joe also 3D printed me a couple sets to try out in my device using resin. Feel free to use these designs to print out your own buttons :) The only unfortunate...

A remix of the wonderful design of korg buttons, added the two button version with original dimensions, since the resin print was prone to break, i've added a bar to add more strenght. ...

Differs from the other model as follows: - has a sprue to attached the two sides together, so it can be printed as a single piece - small modifications to the button depths & sizes for original model, see...

Will Print with no Infill but I suggest some to make it stronger. Supports required but not difficult to remove. Obviously you are sloting your device into a piece of plastic so chances of scratching over time is possible. Could add some sort of soft...