Piranha Plant Switch Dock (Charging and TV - Hub)

Copyright Claim

Piranha Plant Switch Dock (Charging and TV - Hub)

Boost
3399
5275
580
Contest Winner
Games of the 80s

Print Profile(16)

All
P1S
P1P
X1
X1 Carbon
X1E
A1
A1 mini

Version: Dot Blossom - Breakaway Support Filament
Version: Dot Blossom - Breakaway Support Filament
Designer
53.4 h
17 plates
4.9(106)

Version: Star Blossom - Breakaway Support Filament
Version: Star Blossom - Breakaway Support Filament
Designer
58.7 h
17 plates
5.0(4)

Version: Dot Blossom - Regular Support
Version: Dot Blossom - Regular Support
Designer
62.6 h
17 plates
4.9(29)

Version: Star Blossom - Regular Support
Version: Star Blossom - Regular Support
Designer
62.3 h
17 plates
5.0(3)
Click to see more

Open in Bambu Studio
Boost
3399
5275
580
676
3.2 k
1.1 k
Released

Description

Dive into the world of the Super Mario series with this captivating Nintendo Switch stand – a true eye-catcher for your gaming setup! Say goodbye to the ordinary TV dock! This unique Switch stand, designed to resemble a Piranha Plant, serves not only as a stylish holder for your Nintendo Switch but also charges your Switch via the USB-C port(1) and can even function as an elegant docking station with a TV adapter(2). Keep your gaming accessories organized, as the Piranha Plant stand offers space for up to 16 game cards and 4 Joy-Con holders, depending on your setup. Customize it with various leaves and colors to suit your personal taste. Enhance your gaming experience with this vibrant addition to your home!
 

The Switch stand is compatible with both the classic and OLED versions.

 

Good to Know

The print profile includes two different versions of the piranha blossom: one with dots and one with stars.
Additionally, the grass and the lower blossom part also comes in two versions: one using Breakaway Support Filament and another using manual supports. I recommend using the version with Breakaway Support.

 

Available: Upgrade Kits:

  • Joycon charging function (New)
  • Large Leafs

 

 

The Screw Self Tapping Screw Version – same as the Print Profiles - is made for self tapping screws as listet in the Bill Off Material List!

 

 

 

The Threaded Insert Version require:

 


Nintendo & Nintendo Switch are registered trademarks 

 


Documentation (3)

Other Files (3)
Manual Preasembled.pdf
Manual Joycon Charge.pdf
Asembly Manual Piranha Plant v2_4_2.pdf

Bill of Materials

List other parts
  • 2-4 extra Joycon Wrist Straps e.g. https://amzn.eu/d/0aoo3CuQ x 1: (to get some metal slide-inrails for the Joycon Holder)

Buy Now
Download BOM

Comment & Rating (580)

Please fill in your opinion
(0/5000)

The most amazing model in "Games of the 80" contest without a doubt. I'm in 3D printing from nearly 5 years, so 20-30 hours print on old-school printers is nothing special to me. But 82 hours on Bambu Lab printers?!? Man, are you giving Bambu users real lesson about our hobby! :D I wanna see likes to actual print ratio ;)
(Edited)
The designer has replied
25
Reply
Thank you! :) Actually, the print profile includes two different versions of the piranha blossom: one with dots and one with stars. Additionally, the grass part also comes in two versions: one using Breakaway Support Filament and another using manual supports. I recommend using the version with Breakaway Support. So the print will be around 50-60h. :)
1
Reply
Replying to @hires2k :
Haha, then 50-60 hours only! ;) Hmm... so most hardcore hobbyst should start posting their prints tomorrow the earliest :) I really want to see them, and with dedication this job requires - I'm sure they will be proud to show the results. Goooooood luck with winning the 1st prize! This model deserve it!!!!
2
Reply
Replying to @mkl3D :
thanks form your support :) - I know it's still a lot of time - but I think it's worth. :) I printed already 14 of it. One way to reduce the print time is to use for the leafs, bottom, pot, gras and the blossom libs a 0.6 nozzle.
(Edited)
1
Reply
Print Profile
Version: Dot Blossom - Breakaway Support Filament
Printed almost everything perfectly, except this leaf part 3. First i printed all the plate and the leaf in the upper right support came off and that specific part failed to complete. (other leaves were perfect). Then i decided to print the same leaf again by itself and the support fall off exactly on the same layer. Not sure what im doing wrong. But i believe the plate is vibrating too much causing the support and the leaf get loose from the plate.
The designer has replied
3
Reply
What you could try is to change the value of the z-hop to a bigger value and maybe slow down the print speed. if it works please let me know.
2
Reply
I just added some upgrade kits - one include Large Leaf and a new Small Leaf :)
1
Reply
thank you, awesome!
1
Reply
Amazing Model! Everything came out fitting perfectly together, and the self tap screws were very easy to assemble. I ended up putting a dock extender I got off amazon through it so I can hook it up to the TV.
The designer has replied
9
Reply
Yay looks amazing ! Can you send me the links for the dock extender please :)
1
Reply
Looks very cool. What color did you use for the inner leafs?
0
Reply
I just added some upgrade kits - one include Large Leaf and a new Small Leaf
0
Reply
so I’m having this unintended crazy wrinkle effect on the back of the large stem. not sure what’s causing it, but i dunno if it’s no support or print speed
The designer has replied
0
Reply
hi the steam needs only support - on the build plate the rest is desigend to work without. the angles on the bottom part with steeper angles seams to be fine right ? what printer u are using ?
1
Reply
Replying to @hires2k :
p1s. the support settings provided on the print only support the holes for alignment to the earth component. this is using Bambu studio.
(Edited)
1
Reply
Replying to @nathaniel.a.edg :
I noticed you’re using the same printer that I often use. I’ve had success printing 40 stems without any issues, so I don’t think the problem lies with the model, especially since the angles are steep enough not to require supports. This is also evident from the fact that there are no issues further down where the angles are flatter. The model should be supported only on the build plate, just as specified in the print profile. One possible cause might be that the build chamber got too hot, affecting the cooling. (It’s summer, after all.) If I recall correctly, the is a Auto Colling in the filament settings. https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/software/bambu-studio/auto-cooling Have you tried printing without the printer cover? This might have caused the issue, or there could have been a filament quality problem at that spot.
1
Reply
The grass is just BARELY too big for the A1 Mini. Everything else fits. Any chance on making a slight adjustment to the grass and make it fit on the A1 Mini?
The designer has replied
1
Reply
hi, thanks to @Saymee1 he added a a1 mini version today. I may going to develop a smaller grassvariant :). but as everything is modular designed and plant work with the pot only you can print it now and add the grass part later.
0
Reply
Hi iam testing already the A1 mini compatible version of the grass an bottom plate. :)
1
Reply
Replying to @hires2k :
Thanks!
0
Reply
Boosted
Print Profile
Version: Dot Blossom - Breakaway Support Filament
Unbeatable. Simply awesome. Thanks
The designer has replied
Show original
1
Reply
It's gone mega! 😃 ps I uploaded an upgrade kit this week with which you can charge the joycons 😇
Show original
0
Reply
Boosted
I will take a look at it right away. I have also been thinking about how to do it best.
Show original
0
Reply
Boosted
I already bought it and wanted to try it with it. But I think these are different from yours. Do you maybe have a link for the cable?
Show original
0
Reply
it came out beautifully. only issue I had was getting the 4k cable to fit in the 4k fitting piece, but a little bit of filing fixed that. Ironically I have the super Mario edition of the OLED switch
The designer has replied
1
Reply
Awesome! - can you send me the Linkt to the cable so im may design an extra adapter :)
0
Reply
Replying to @hires2k :
It was maybe .1-.2mm off, not a lot off. And it is off US Amazon. But here you go https://a.co/d/gWtTbk1
(Edited)
1
Reply
hi thanks for the link - ah I see it’s because the corners aren’t 100 rounded - it’s a bit edgy. but a good point - Let me think about
0
Reply
Print Profile
All in One Version - Self Tapping Screw
Started the project without knowing much, but I learned so much doing this! The final product looks great!
The designer has replied
3
Reply
Your Result Looks Amazing! The inner leaf parts can be pushed full in - the best way is to start from the top :)
0
Reply
Replying to @hires2k :
Thank you! It suddenly clicked in, haha. Loved your project, thanks for sharing <3
1
Reply
Awesome Model. I wanted to thank you for doing a great job and sharing it with the community!!! raelly really apreciate that. I have a question about the screws. I'm printing the version: The Screw Self Tapping Screw Version. I just need 2 packs of : BT3x10 SHCS Self Tapping Screw (20PCS) - AA200 and a pack of: M3x6x0.5 Carbon Steel Flat Washer (100PCS) - AC004 Is this correct? To assemble it, basically ( i just need to) put a washer on the screw and screw it in following the assembly guide?. Thanks
The designer has replied
1
Reply
Looks Super Cool. yes exactly and to magnets 5x2mm. Each screw get a washer except the on to secure the head on steam. in theory instead of the magnets you could use a small peace of double sided tape to secure the removable dot (number 1 - behind ist access to the screw for secure the head)
(Edited)
0
Reply
Replying to @hires2k :
Thx for answerer!!! really nice. Just one more thing. Do you know if i can buy the screws on amazon? I tried to search but only can find M3 like this: - https://www.amazon.es/Tornillos-Tuercas-Hexagonal-Inoxidable-Cil%C3%ADndrica/dp/B0CY1ZR8XS/ref=pd_sbs_d_sccl_3_1/259-8215167-2269308?pd_rd_w=dk2x9&;content-id=amzn1.sym.bba73e3f-b382-45f1-86ef-02380179f8be&pf_rd_p=bba73e3f-b382-45f1-86ef-02380179f8be&pf_rd_r=XNH9T3GN7D3RC93KXM4A&pd_rd_wg=KweGU&pd_rd_r=a01bb058-3658-430b-a393-3f4ca0570360&pd_rd_i=B0B3MGZ7T2&th=1 I think the head is bigger than the bamabuShop. Regards
0
Reply
Replying to @Nightcrawlol :
Hi this seams to be m2.5 they are to thin. What u need to look for is m3 with 10mm length. For self tapping screw I recommend the bambu lab - with shipping there no more expansive than on Amazon :)
0
Reply
Boosted
@hires2k which model is preferred, with self tapping screws or threaded inserts? I start to print the first profile, but would like to use the threaded inserts, is that possible?
The designer has replied
2
Reply
hi Olli he’s it is - use this profile. As it contains all versions (and a1 mini) you don’t have to print all plates. you need to select wich type of the head you prefer( dots or stars), wich size (large or small for the steam and pot), if you use break away support pla for some parts (I recommend) and how many leafs you like.
0
Reply
Boosted
Replying to @hires2k :
thanks a lot, I saw the all in one profile to late. I printed allready with the PLA Support Profile some parts, which one I have to change for thread inserts. cheers
0
Reply
Replying to @Ollli :
the good thing is if you just printed this 3 plates only the libs need a screw - so it’s not to late to switch to the threaded insert version. what you could try to not reprint the libs is to use the m3 machine screw. in theory the M3 machiche screw could fit.
0
Reply

License

This user content is licensed under a Standard Digital File License.

You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.