Wireless NES Controller Case and Receiver Box

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This is the back of the NES controller, with added depth for supporting electronics, and a simple box for the receiver. I used this model in my wireless NES controller project, over on my blog. http://poorstudenthobbyist.blogspot.com/ I use two ATMega328s and a wireless transmitter and receiver to wirelessly communicate between the controller and the NES. Check it out and my other electronics tutorials! Print Settings Printer: DaVinci 1.0A Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Notes: Probably works with other settings just fine, but I'd keep at least 0.2 resolution. I used a low fill for the support material. I'm not sure if the dimensions of this is correct - I have to convert the model to inches when I go to print it on my printer. For reference, the controller should be about 5 inches long, and the receiver box and lid are about 2" x 2.75". For those who do not want a hole for the switch, I provided a model without the hole, so that you can make your own.