rpi4 gamecube 3d models

When a rubber foot is missing from your GameCube, the console will begin to wobble and rock uncontrollably from side to side. To rectify this issue, simply print out a replacement part yourself. ...For optimal results, turn the print job on its side...

Simple adapter that allows GameCube stick caps to be used in the Brawler64. Since they're tiny, I recommend printing at least 3 at a time. ...Print some with varying scales in the vertical axis to fine tune how far up you want the stick to protrude;...

Instructions: Using the options below: Build Plate Settings: Plate 2 selected Manual X Offset: +100 mm Manual Y Offset: +100 mm Shelf Thickness: 12 mm Font: Letters from Write.dxf file used Letter Spacing: 1 unit wide Label Text: Displays text...

A replacement component for the GameCube's original fan duct, designed to accommodate an upgraded fan unit. There are two distinct variations of this product available. One iteration features a strategically placed hole, allowing users to install...

I designed a custom screwdriver specifically for opening Nintendo's GameCube console, as standard methods failed to work. Utilizing my creativity, I successfully opened the console using this very tool. ... Crafting your own version of this device...

This is a little bracket I made for holding a Pi Pico inside the GameCube for use with the PicoBoot project. This allows you to have a cleaner, adhesive free install while retaining easy access to the USB port. ...Requires 2 M2x3 screws.&nbsp;</p>

A sleek, ergonomic design that cradles your precious Gamecube controller in comfort and style, keeping it within easy reach on your gaming desk or shelf. The sturdy base ensures stability and prevents accidental knocks, while the soft-touch surface...

Replacement for the Fan Grille that often gets broken in the gamecube. This is an internal fit that will require some filling/sanding in the are where the old one broke. It will have to be glued in place as it is a nice fit, but it can still move...

Expirimental - Will probably never be updated More info here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Gamecube/comments/122ikdn/picoboot_sd_card_mod_install_dol101/ - I don't know if the parts will be compatible with other motherboard models than mine - The back...

The innovative 3D printed GameCube Classic Mini has been created using a customized ASRock Beebox NUC as its foundation, specifically the Core i3 6100u version. A versatile standard 3rd party Wii U to USB adapter is utilized for connecting the...

This is a compact wall mount that I created specifically for Gamecube controllers. It can be printed without any supports, with ABS being the recommended material due to its exceptional strength. Although I used PLA instead, my mounts still function...

Face Buttons for Nintendo Gamecube As far as I know, all designs are now correct. ...Print Settings Printer: Hello Bee Prusa Rafts: ...

I'm happy to share my Gamecube logo in high definition, both as a complete image and individual components. If you spot any issues or need further adjustments, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. ... Update #1: I've added the three-piece version...

Step - print the gamecube logo - color white - load file Gamecube-Pi-Logo.stl - position the part at X0 Y0 Z0 on build plate - print the part 2. Step - print the disc cover - color black - load file Gamecube-Pi-Disc-Deckel.stl - position the part at...

My brother requested that he wanted a battery-powered retro system that looked like a GameCube. I started with the electronics and designed the whole thing by eye using images. I will add a build log and parts. Electronic Parts: Raspberry Pi LED...

Simply put, I've designed a Gamecube controller with the Switch buttons cleverly placed in the middle, similar to what we can expect to see with Super Smash Bros Ultimate. To give it a truly special touch, I created a trophy base featuring the...

I then took a GameCube logo and made negative space with it in the front. It printed in about an hour and a half less than the original (for me, anyways) and works just the same. Also, don't judge my print! I just got this printer and I'm still...

This mount will easily drop into your GameCube, and requires no modification whatsoever. ...It should be almost invisible once installed.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Will print best as follow, with some supports.</p><figure class="image"><img...

This is a highly detailed replica of the Gamecube, meticulously measured from a real one to push my 3D modeling skills to new heights. It's just an exercise I created to hone my abilities in crafting realistic objects. Please note that I haven't...

A tiny universal GameCube controller display stand. Prints super fast (without support) and holds pretty much every controller securely. ... There's three versions, two small (print x2): * GC_Controller_Stand.stl - the most simple version * ...

This is an exact replica of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2993610, with the logo replaced in an effort to closely resemble the GameCube logo. Note that the inner-left and inner-top "jewels" have slightly different designs, although they will...

I've always thought that Nintendo would bring out mini versions of their classic consoles, and the Gamecube is definitely due for one. This project should be a breeze to print with even basic settings, requiring only a day or two before assembly can...

I combined two different STLs to create a stand that supported my PowerA GameCube controllers (wired). Significantly reduced time/materials than some of the other options. Note: This doesn't support the wireless PowerA controller. It's battery...

I purchased a wireless GameCube controller, eager to experience gaming on-the-go. To make that possible, I crafted this custom mount for handheld play. The Switch's snug design requires the mount to be inserted from the side, but even at 100%...

This version is intended for use with the GC-Video Lite project on Gamecube and is designed to replace the original back of the game cube while connecting seamlessly into place. Updated to include a composite out section in response to requests...

The original source that published all relevant details can be found at: https://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.php?title=Using_a_Wii_drive_replacement_on_a_GameCube If you have any questions, I'll do my best to assist you. Many of the pictures in the...

If you printed this with an ender 3 I recommend hot gluing the sphere sections together on a flat surface then screwing ontop of the Gamecube, don't over tighten or you may break a screw post off. The power and audio-video cables are a tight fit in...

Only remove the part from Cura Step - print the gamecube logo - color white load file Gamecube-Pi-Logo.stl position the part at X0 Y0 Z0 on build plate print the part Step - print the disc cover - color black load file Gamecube-Pi-Disc-Deckel.stl...

I took inspiration from Nobble's SD2SP2 Micro SD Adapter For Gamecube: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4068445 You may purchase any generic SD2SP2 adapter, but I used this one:...

Just the Gamecube logo converted into a fidget spinner. There is a custom support model (GCFSupport.stl) for supporting the top/bottom pieces of the shaft. Import both into Cura and use "Center Selected" to get both models aligned properly, then...