RG40XX H Comfort Grip - Fully Assembled - Free 3D Print Model

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A1 mini

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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2.8 h

1 plate

4.8(21)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Found a great grip for the Anbernic RG40XX H on Thingiverse, but as designed it was to be printed in 3 separate parts and glued together. I wanted to be able to print the grip in place and use the structure of the print to reinforce a stronger model printed as 1 piece instead of 3.

retro gaming handheld

comfort grip

grip

Comment & Rating (41)

@michal.smd

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Nice design, I love it!

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@gjb123

Thanks for rating and sharing a photo! That filament you used looks awesome!

@michal.smd

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Replying to @gjb123 :

Bambu Galaxy Purple :-)

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@gjb123

Replying to @michal.smd :

I think this is the push I need to check out some of their other PLAs! And thanks for the boost! ✌️

@user_4036479655

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A truly delightful and comfortable grip—a treasure to hold

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@gjb123

Thanks for the photo and the boost!

@chickenbriar

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came out great! thanks

@busha

I’m in love! Great upgraded gaming experience and nice looking! Kudos to the author!

@user_1287224844

Perfect, this really changes the grip which is now pleasant Thank you

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@noscare

Thanks a lot!! the part is great and it fits as it should 10 out of 10

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@Faawks

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@KillaPrintzilla

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

@GaryCameroni

This grip is definitely an upgrade to using no grip. I think the ergonomics were designed for people with very small hands or children, because using the device without this grip is downright painful. How are you guys keeping the device in place within the grip? So far I've literally got a rubber band running down the side of the screen to hold it in, but wondering if anyone has any better ideas.

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@gjb123

Between the front tabs, and the width of the "cradle" portion of the model it should slide in snugly and stay put. Did you scale the model at all before printing? (Photo taken just now holding it facing down for reference.)

@GaryCameroni

Replying to @gjb123 :

It is indeed nice and snug (no scaling), but when pressing up on the d-pad (or moving either of the sticks up) the device slides out. The rubber band works for now- maybe I'll try gluing a piece of rubber inside to create more friction.