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PaoloBoniDesign

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All

H2C

H2S

H2D Pro

H2D

A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

6.1 h

2 plates

5.0(1)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

🎾 A fully functional tennis racket you can 3D print and actually play with

What if tennis came out of the screen… straight from your 3D printer?

This project is a set of two fully functional tennis rackets, designed to be 3D printed and actually used for playing at home.
The design is 100% original, inspired by the energetic and colorful style of Mario Sports games, reimagined with a maker mindset.

They are not controllers.
They are not just display models.
They are real, physical tennis rackets, lightweight, durable, and built for instant fun.

🚀 Why This Is New & Innovative

Most gaming-inspired 3D models are made to be looked at.
This one is made to be played with.

Functional sports object
Designed specifically for 3D printing
No electronics
No complicated assembly

It’s the transition from the digital world to the real one, layer by layer.

🎨 Design & Features

Set of 2 rackets
Red & blue gaming-style design
Custom net with M letter
Ergonomic handle
Lightweight and well-balanced structure
Perfect for indoor and casual play

Print once… then play for real.

🏠 Perfect For

Playing tennis at home
Friendly matches with friends or family
Creative breaks at the office or studio
Makers who want to print something new, useful, and fun
Arcade gaming fans

🖨️ Printing Tips

Optimized for FDM printers
Multicolor printing recommended for maximum “wow” effect
No electronic parts
No complex supports

⚠️ Important Note

This is an original, unofficial product, inspired by video game aesthetics.
It is not affiliated with, approved by, or produced by Nintendo.
It is not professional sports equipment , it is designed for fun, casual play, and creativity.

🎾 Print it. Grab it. Play it.
If you love printing new things, playing games, and surprising people around you,
these rackets turn gaming into a real-world experience.

🔥 Love Nintendo-inspired models? Explore more on my Patreon or Ko-Fi:

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🍄 Bananza Trio & Friends: Yoshi, Toad, Toadette, Birdo… and more! 👉 Unlock them on Patreon or Ko-Fi!
🎮 Switch 1 Fans: [Check out Switch 1 models]

3D Printed Nintendo Switch

nintendo

nintendoswitch

nintendoswitch2

nintendoswitch2accessoriesholder

character accessories

Comment & Rating (24)

@user_772433961

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Had to boost this. Obsessed with it! Printed is as a gift for my bf. He's SO HAPPY. Love the attention to detail. You can even attach the wrist chord! I changed the colors a bit. The handle is rainbow filament pla matte. The M is glow in the dark. Then the racket is also rainbow with the white as glow in the dark. 👀 Please read: The snares on my racket look weird. Why? I have only just started using glow in the dark filament and am still searching for the perfect speed & temperature settings. So this has nothing to do with the model here. ;) Also. I printed with a 0.2 layer height cause I was lazy. 🤣 Obviously it would look a bit neater with 0.16 or 0.12. =)

The designer has replied

@paolobonidesign

Wow, thank you so much for sharing this 🙌I’m really happy to hear your boyfriend loved it, that means a lot!The color choices are amazing, especially the glow-in-the-dark effect, super cool And thanks for the note about the strings, totally makes sense, glow filament can be tricky to dial in, so no worries at all 😊 Also 0.2 layer height while tired is very relatable 😂 still turned out great!Really appreciate you taking the time to share this

@diogo.correia

unfortunately it does not have the adjustments for the A1 I tried to print it but had several problems :(

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@paolobonidesign

I’m looking into it today! sorry to hear this I have also a a1 I’ll try!

@Chompin

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I have the same problem, I had several problems with this file :C

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@Chompin

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Replying to @paolobonidesign :

forget it, it seems to be going well, I've only got the handle of the racket so far

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@user_2272490740

darn just noticed I can’t make this on my P1S 😢

The designer has replied

@paolobonidesign

you should! it fit on the a1 man! try to rotate the racket in case

@The_Gardener

Replying to @paolobonidesign :

I am on my phone and it says it only supports H series printers.

@user_772433961

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Would you be able to use this for Mario tennis, swing mode?

The designer has replied

@paolobonidesign

that’s exactly what are made for!:)

@user_2272490740

could you do a Luigi version?

The designer has replied

@paolobonidesign

i have a Patreon where o do modelling if you subscribe (like 15 bucks) https://www.patreon.com/PaoloBoniDesign?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator let me know

@SupWithDeez

Are the side triggers still usable on the joycons while in the racket? Nice model

The designer has replied

@paolobonidesign

yes!

@user_3852388872

Do these work for the Nintendo Switch 1?

The designer has replied

@paolobonidesign

These are designed for Nintendo Switch 2 👀

@GRAY__BEARD

does anyone know where the left joycon plate/ file is? I only see the right one

@waterworld

I like the handle, but unfortunately there has no room to control the ZR and ZL button

@gearys_garage

Very cool design! I have not printed yet. Waiting to finish up another project. Looking at the model it seems this is for the right joy-con. Which got my head spinning about how it might work with a left joy-con, but to be held with a right hand. It wouldn’t be as simple as mirroring the model, right? I haven’t tried the motion mode in Fever yet either so not sure which buttons need to be pressed while playing. Cheers!

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