Arcade Stick Barebones Case 3D print model

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Barebones Arcade Stick. An A4-sized acrylic panel measuring 297mm by 210mm is required for both the top and bottom panels. Included files contain DWG designs that can be lasercut to fit your specifications. This case has two distinct versions: one features removable side panels, which are included with the files, while the other has a simplified design without any attached panels. To create an authentic joystick experience, I measured the slot for a Sanwa JLF arcade stick. The top panel includes holes measuring 30mm in diameter, and the side holes are slightly smaller at 24mm. For the front of your barebones arcade stick, I recommend using screw-in type buttons. A Neutrik RJ45 locking connector fits perfectly into the designed receptacle. This is the perfect setup for my model: the Neutrik NE8FDP. The PCB holders within this design cater specifically to PS360+ and Brooks UFB form factors. If you're interested in more information about these formats, visit http://akishop-customs.com/PS360.html or http://www.brookaccessory.com/detail/06960737/. While I have designed the barebones arcade stick for 3D printing, I was unable to test it myself. This is due to a few reasons: I don't possess a printer large enough, and any quotes I received for printing exceeded the acceptable budget. Keep in mind that this design comes with a 'use at your own risk' disclaimer. Due to my inability to verify its printing success, please proceed cautiously when creating this barebones arcade stick. However, feel free to utilize this opportunity as I plan on sharing another design specifically tailored for smaller printers soon!