SwitchRest - Nintendo Switch Headrest

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**Update: 12/8/2018** - Added switchrest-complete.stl (all components ready to print in a single stl file, locks already scaled to fit) **Update: 5/24/2017** - Added locking mechanism to secure switch - Added switchrest-lock.stl (locking mechanism) - Modified switchrest-left and switchrest-right brackets - Added switchrest-complete.stl (all components ready to print in a single stl file) Scale down the locks to 96% in your slicer, eliminating the need for post processing. I highly recommend you perform some post processing on the locks, either sanding or filing the portion that locks into the rails, before using this. Otherwise, you may encounter difficulty removing them and potentially break the side rails. Once you can easily insert or remove the locks, proceed to insert your Switch. With these final changes, I consider this project complete, and I don't plan on making further edits. Your suggestions are always welcome. Enjoy! **Update: 5/15/17** - Added SwitchRest and Switch logos - Added angled bracket for switch air intake breathing room to prevent overheating - Added correct printing position for all STLs - Added SwitchRest-Left-Right STL contains both brackets ready to print in correct position I created this so my daughter could play the Nintendo Switch mounted on my car's headrest while we take road trips. This is my initial prototype, which I made in 1 hour, and I may make a few revisions. However, it works really well, as we recently used it on a 4-hour trip and it withstood all the bumps you normally encounter when driving on the highway at 70mph. I recommend using a solid infill for best durability since these can be a bit tight when placing them on the switch and require a decent amount of force to remove.