Nintendo Switch Cartridge covers

myminifactory

This 3D print requires knowledge of the spiralize outer contour or vase mode settings on your 3D printer. I aimed to create a cartridge protector that could be printed in under half an hour with a standard printer. What I got was a fully functional Nintendo Switch cartridge protector that prints (with two parts on the same buildplate using one-at-a-time commands) in 18 minutes. Using the vase mode and good airflow, I managed to add features to the case that make both parts lock together securely. I also discovered that if you use a semi-transparent filament, it can come out semi-transparent, allowing you to see your game within the case without any issues. Ideal for portable game cases purchased with the console, these covers prevent damage to the pins as well as protect against dust and debris. They are a great solution for anyone looking to safeguard their games while on the go. Here are my settings for producing these prints: Layer height: 0.2mm Initial layer height: 0.25mm Print speed should be adjusted according to what works best for your printer. Wall thickness: 0.4mm Top and bottom thickness: 0.4mm I printed using a skirt buildplate adhesion method. Print sequence: one at a time, (if you print both halves at once, make sure they are not in the path of the print head to the home location once the print head completes some printers tend to auto-home.)