[Oni]

People have been 3D-printing  accessories for gaming consoles. From Switch cart holders, to Flight sticks for controllers. While the schematics are available online, the accessories are also being sold on Etsy.

Might get the cart-holder, as I always lose the smaller ones.

It feels like nearly every day, as a board and video game player, that I see something that's not only useful, but something I never even would have thought of. That includes this Switch cart holder shaped like a warp pipe that came across my desk this morning.

Crafted by whopperlover17 and shared on Reddit, the pipe actually opens up into a smaller cart holder. It's a simple, elegant, and effective design that is also functional. The version pictured in the header holds 14 carts in total. It also has a "locking mechanism" to avoid loose carts flying around.

Although they couldn't share the direct link on the subreddit, we tracked down their Etsy store where you can grab one for yourself if you want.  The creator says that "since this has gone viral," they have "quite a backlog of orders to fill." They are "also looking to make a DS version."

Get a look at how the smaller version works below!

Look at these Nintendo Switch game cases I made [Reddit]

Read More: https://www.destructoid.com/stories/this...9149.phtml

[Brendaddy]

Some of the stuff people print is pretty cool my brother 3d printed something that went on top of his controller and connected the joystick and gave him a mini steering wheel for forza and similar games.

[enthusiast92]

Cool idea, but I would print gaming accessories on professional equipment like anisoprint than myself at home (or with a friend who has a 3D printer). Moreover, I do not have a 3D printer and I need to spend money on its purchase.