Joycon杆和盖子3D模型

Joycon Stick and Cap

2023-09-10 05:42:22

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Summary

I've put this together after a friend of mine's daughter showed me her switch with two broken sticks. One was missing its cap and the other the entire stick.

This is a remix from two separate designs. The caps are from DragonRider115 on Cults3D and I've reuploaded it in its original form here as I felt it important to make it easy to download both from one site. But please do show your appreciation for the designer here:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/nintendo-switch-thumb-grip

I then also found Akalime's stick here on Thingiverse, which fits nicely into the original switch joystick... hole. So wanting to make sure I had something that would match up, so this remix is to add DragonRider115's cap design be the top of Akalime's stick.

They seem to have all fit on quite nicely, but I stupidly didn't think to take photos of them once fitted, so you've got the before photos and the print photos but not the finished article I'm afraid

Print Settings

Printer brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender 3
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.1
Infill:
100%
Filament brand:
eSun
Filament color:
White
Filament material:
PLA+
Notes:
Print both upright, trust me, it'll come out hideous if you try printing it top side down.

Thumb caps

Use a support density of 20%

Sticks

The sticks are where things get complicated because those sticks are so small and intricate so we need to be careful and use plenty of support.

Again, sse a support density of 20%

Use a brim of 8mm and make sure it's set to Brim Replaces Support and turn off Brim Only on Outside.

On your speed settings, set those "number of slow layers" to 50 so we can really take it slow for those iddy bitty sticky bits at the bottom.

I hate supports too, but these ones come off super easy, just give them a good squeeze with some pliars (hell, I just bit it) and twist it off and you're done :)