Arcade Nintendo Switch y Switch Oled by Panky1978

Panky1978

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Print Profile(4)

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P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

Arcade Switch Basic 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

13.9 h

6 plates

4.7(69)

Arcade Switch Oled. 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

14 h

6 plates

4.8(12)

Arcade stick Switch Basic 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

4.6 h

1 plate

5.0(5)

Arcade Sitck Switch Oled. layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

4.6 h

1 plate

4.8(4)

Boost

570

871

217

1.1 k

2.2 k

Released

Description

Basic Nintendo arcade, without electronic components, it is made of PLA, no supports are needed.

Upgrade with arcade stick and buttons

PD: The photos are of a different model with USB sockets and a fan, but the assembly parts are the same.

Comment & Rating (217)

@SaD_DidaS

i modify for the Oled Switch and i add a board with game pads Like a real arcade

The designer has replied

@Panky1978

Good job, looks very good

@chase.eve

Can you upload your files? I too have an OLED and need some help to get this to fit

@Panky1978

Replying to @chase.eve :

you have them already uploaded

@3DMason

On the OLED model, the top filler part is curved and doesn't fit like it does on the standard model. Why is this? Not sure how to fit the filler piece on the OLED model.

The designer has replied

@Panky1978

Hello, I think you have that piece on wrong, or so it seems to me in your photo.

@Panky1978

look at this image

@3DMason

Replying to @Panky1978 :

Thanks for the reply. See attached image. The angle of the filler part is wrong. Check the OLED 3mf file. You can see the filler part is not a 90 degree angle. The filler part for the regular switch is 90 degree and works great but not on the OLED one. I hope you understand what I mean. Thanks

@user_334747760

Awesome project I really enjoyed this print. Thank you so much

The designer has replied

@Panky1978

Thank you very much for your qualification

@user_780319662

I am getting this type of result for the thin support pillars. I also tried again and 2 of them snapped off halfway through. anyone know how I might fix this? currently trying tree supports. printing straight from Bambu Handy app.

The designer has replied

@Panky1978

Hello, I take those pillars out without supports, it has to be something about the configuration of your machine, because I don't understand the reason.

@user_780319662

Replying to @Panky1978 :

I ended up putting supports in as suggested my someone on reddit and it came out beautifully! didn’t end up trying to reconfigure anything as a result.

@Panky1978

Replying to @user_780319662 :

I'm sorry for your bad experience, I hope you enjoy it as well.

@wizened.cantos.

I had issues printing the top piece with no supports. Printed on the x1c, it caught it and paused for spaghetti. Skipped that piece and re-printed painting on supports and it printed great the 2nd time. Thanks for this great model, the kids love it!!

The designer has replied

@Panky1978

Thank you for your comment, enjoy it very much

@bsp5150

Print Profile

Arcade Switch Basic 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

super fun

The designer has replied

@Panky1978

Enjoy it

@daniel.farias37

plate always seems to do this? using your print profile.

The designer has replied

@Panky1978

If it happened to me too, you can change the way of printing by putting the piece in another direction

@Panky1978

try thais way

(Edited)

@daniel.farias37

Replying to @Panky1978 :

definitely worked out better that way, thanks

@davidz453

Print Profile

Arcade Switch Basic 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

printed great, I’ll upload a remix for attachments for controllers in the back and a charging wire soon most likely. great print tho!

The designer has replied

@Panky1978

Thanks for the assessment

@skelly31489

Print Profile

Arcade Switch Basic 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

thanks for the awesome print

@fangel83

Print Profile

Arcade Switch Basic 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

It came out great. Just some orientation fixes and you are good to go. I try to "color" Nintendo logo but it was a bit difficult. Maybe it's just me cause I'm new at bambu studio.