Joy-Con Steering Wheel

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bhling

Hobby & DIY>Electronics

IP Report

Print Profile(3)

All

P1S

P1P

X1 Carbon

X1E

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

P2S

H2C

X2D

A2L

A1 mini

0.1mm layer, normal (auto) support

Designer

11.4 h

2 plates

4.6(49)

0.1mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill, fixed supports

4.5 h

1 plate

4.7(20)

All PETG, good supports, very strong

7.4 h

1 plate

5.0(10)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

739

1919

146

2.8 k

1.5 k

Released

Description

IMPORTANT: There are two plates in the print profile, but only one is intended to be printed. Plate 1 has adjusted top z distance to be used with support filament or PETG as the support interface, plate 2 is standard to be used with PLA only.

This is a Joy-Con Steering Wheel perfect for Mario Kart – the ultimate accessory to enhance your racing experience! Designed with precision and comfort in mind, this steering wheel attachment transforms your Joy-Con controllers to simulate a real steering wheel, bringing a new level of immersion to your Mario Kart gameplay.

Easy to install, simply press the Joy-Con into the wheel, and when you're done you can easily remove it by pushing it out from the other side. The secure fit ensures that your controller stays in place throughout your intense racing adventures. The responsive buttons and accurate motion controls of the Joy-Con are seamlessly integrated into the steering wheel, allowing you to execute drifts, boosts, and jumps with ease.

I hope you enjoy!

Comment & Rating (146)

@tuny

The print profile is no longer public

Supports didn’t hold the bottom layer of the circle well, same issue happened across 4 separate prints. overall, printed well though.

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@DeskRabbit509

Print Profile

All PETG, good supports, very strong

Good model, perfect size. I made some modifications to add fuzzy skin for grip and a two tone design with polished translucent orange PETG. I'm happy with the result.

@Mr.Lins

can you share the file

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@BennyN

Perfect model I printed the version with PETG support Removal was easy

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@Egons_Ghost

how did you get the petg (yellow?) as a in between layer between the support and the main print?

@BennyN

Replying to @Egons_Ghost :

This is the support interface It can be adjusted in the slicer

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@Szynthia

supports were a bit fiddly but it works nicely

@Scoop20

The print profile is no longer public

It had weird holes as seen in the picture below. Holds the remote in place nice though.

@oxobot

Print Profile

0.1mm layer, normal (auto) support

X1C - BambuLab Cobalt Blue Metallic PLA + Sunlu Clear PETG. Had door cracked open during print. Excellent design with well placed supports. My fault for choosing a silk PLA for a functional print. The PETG support interface made a good bond with the supports while eventually releasing off the print cleanly but I’d advise removing it slower than I did.

@mvachon8706

Boosted

The print profile is no longer public

print great!

@Terr0r_Arie

Boosted

The print profile is no longer public

Had some trouble with warping, so I added a brim and had a lot of strings so I turned up nozzle temp. Overall nice print and happy with the results.

@AdamSid

The print profile is no longer public

we have all family set already:) 4 wheels)

@walcztamas

Print Profile

0.1mm layer, normal (auto) support

i flipped and lowered for better print. perfect design

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