Adjustable Nintendo Switch Stand

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The next logical step after creating the original design was to develop a more versatile and portable version that adapts to various situations. This upgraded stand boasts four adjustable angle positions, ensuring comfortable play regardless of circumstances. It also folds down to a more compact profile. This design is slightly more intricate, necessitating some hardware for proper use. The stand requires four M3 screws (14-16mm) to function optimally. Potential issues may arise: I was able to condense the design to fit within my Legend of Zelda Switch case, but the shelf remains a challenge at present. Thin 3D prints, particularly those made from PLA, may not withstand rough handling due to their inherent fragility. Tinker Gryphon Designs Print Settings Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.3mm Infill: 20% Notes: The stand portion can be printed in various ways; I employed supports and a brim at a 65-degree angle to achieve a thicker cross-section of layers. You may choose an alternative approach. Post-Printing Assembly Assembling the stand is straightforward. Refer to the photos for clarification if needed. To simplify the assembly process, I recommend threading the screws all the way into the base and supports before attaching them. Depending on your print quality, it might be challenging to feed the screws in. The holes on the stand backrest are oversized, allowing for smooth swiveling of the hinges.