Nintendo SWITCH multifunctional cover

myminifactory

This is My Entry for the Nintendo Switch Challenge. I Propose This Project to Solve Some Problems That I Found During My Research on Nintendo Switch. In Particular, I Focused On Three Main Problems: The Device Lacks an Optimal Support Angle to Play When It's Positioned on a Deck. There Is No Screen Protection Available. When You're Outside on a Sunny Day, It's Difficult to See What's on Your Screen Because of Too Much Light and Reflections. The Solution for These Problems Is a Multifunctional Cover Made in 2 Pieces Connected with a Simple Clip System That Gives You the Possibility to Have Many Different Positions and Angles to Have When Your Device is In Front of You on a Table or Deck. Front Cover Part Is a Screen and Sun Protection. When the Cover is Closed, You Have Your Screen Protected, and When You're Outside, You Can Position the Front Part to Protect You from Sun Rays. It's All 3D Printed and Requires Very Little Support Only for the Back Cover Part. You'll Find 2 Versions of This Cover: One with the Nintendo Logo One with No Logo on It PAY ATTENTION: How to Print Central Connection Parts! You'll Probably Need to Scale It to 101% to Have a Nice Fit. In Slicer, I Used 6 Perimeters to Have Enough Force on Connection Parts to Support the Front Part. All Settings Will Probably Change a Bit Depending on What Material You'll Be Using. PLA, ABS or Others... For My Cover, I Used Ice Filaments PLA. There Is an Image with an Assembly Guide. I Put Some Screen Shots from Prusa Slic3r So You Can Use Those Settings. Anyway, the Main Print Settings Are: 0.2mm Layer Height 5 Top and 5 Bottom Solid Layers (Not So Important) 10% Infill, Rectilinear ( I Found That This Pattern Makes Less Noise During Printing) 5 mm Brim or Stick My Prints to the Bed Supports Only for the Back Cover Part ( I Used Default Prusa Slic3r Setting for Supports)