Charizard stand for Nintendo Switch classic and Switch Oled

As a Pokémon trainer, I teamed up with my pal Dracaufe to design a switch stand that looks just like him.

I owed him after all those battles I won...

So I'm sharing it with you so we can all cheer him on to more victories!

This stand is made up of 5 parts: the two-part stand, then our speedboat which attaches to it, and finally its 2 wings.

Once assembled, it keeps your console securely in place. It's not about to fall off.

The cable outlets are free, as are the USB ports.

The interior space is wide enough to let the console breathe. It's just as suitable for the classic Switch as for the Switch OLED.

You'll need glue to assemble the wings.

Firecracker has room in its belly for up to 6 switch sets.

As far as printing is concerned, no support is needed for the base and wings.

However, our dear friend Firecracker still needed a little help to print his two horns and beautiful canines.

Don't worry, I've already created the perfect supports, so all you have to do is start printing.

If you prefer to place your own supports, a version without supports is included in the file.

Wait, not so fast! At least read my printing tips!

• check your plate setting - it's important.

• You can put a border if, like me, you didn't listen to the first advice... :) (adhesion is paramount here)

• Activate the overhang parameters.

• Print individual elements.

• Layer height at 0.2mm

• 0.2 to 0.4 mm nozzle for best results. (0.2 for me)

• Check your tray setting. XD

• Fill to 15% - 20%.

• A shell thickness of 3 layers is recommended.

I printed my model with a Sidewinder X2 Artillery that hasn't been tuned in maybe 6 months, it's a very simple model to print.

Trust my brackets if you don't want the hassle, they've worked very well for me on several occasions.

Leave the auto-scaling to 100,000%.

If you need help, it's easier to reach me here

I'm open to suggestions for improvement via my Facebook or Instagram page.

I wish you a very good print .