Minimized Switch Dock with Legs free 3d print model download
My take on a case mod for the Nintendo Switch?s dock. My design uses detaching legs to allow it to fit a small footprint, whilst giving the switch good support when in use. Snaps together with no glue or fasteners. This modification is 100% reversible. Because the legs stand the switch up at an angle, this can also be used as a playing stand when not plugged in.This design is intended to go alongside the very compact Mu One USB-C charger, allowing the full kit (minus HDMI cable) to fit easily in a typical switch clamshell. This allows you to bring everything you need to a friend?s house together in a much smaller bag.The Plug Mount needs to be printed at 0.1 layer height for the clips to work correctly.Print SettingsPrinter brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: Layer Height 0.2, Line Width 0.4 Infill: 100% Filament_brand: any Filament_color: White (or other light colour) Filament_material: PLANotes: Print two of the legs, and one of each other component. The Top Shell and Plug Mount models will need to be flipped over to lay flat. Make sure Print Thin Walls is ON. !!! Layer height can be 0.2 for most components, but 0.1 is needed for the small Plug Mount.!!! A line width of 0.4 or smaller is needed for the fine details of this print. This print has some fine details that are crucial for it to snap together correctly. Your printer should be well calibrated and tuned before printing this. I recommend using a First Layer Horizontal Expansion of -0.1mm, to ensure the port mount will clip in easily. I recommend printing in white or a lightly coloured material, to allow the LED to shine through.Assembly InstructionsDisassemble your switch dock, keeping the main board, LED board, ribbon cable and connector module. Save the springs, screws and shells just in case you want to reassemble it. Plug both cables into the main board, wrapping the ribbon cable over to the top of the board. Place the board on the pegs inside the Main Shell, orientin