I wanted to share some pictures of something I've been working on for fun: A Nintendo Switch Lite SP! This mod will give the Switch Lite a folding form factor to make it closer to a 3DS!
Honestly, I haven’t received anything from any projects I've participated in. I do everything as a hobby in my free time.
But this time, if you'd like to support me, here is my Ko-fi:
ko-fi.com/nitehack
Thank you! 😊
Bit of a long shot, but does anyone have a Louvre new 3DS XL that they wouldn't mind taking some caliper measurements of? It has some unique parts that I'd love to include in a version of my reverse engineered shell 3D models!
Super cool project, I definitely plan on building my own at some point!
🥳📢After 4 years of hard work, we (LNH-team) are proud to announce that DSpico, our open-source flashcart for the DS(i), is officially released!
🌐 Find all the details on our website!: lnh-team.org/
"Hey can I copy your homework?"
"Sure, just make it look different so it doesn't look like you copied it"
"Sure thing":
Want to be able to customize a VMU with a 3D printed shell? I decided to reverse engineer the shell a while back and I wanted to post the files so that people can use them!
My design is based off of hand measurements and 3D scan references made by @WeskMods on the Bitbuilt forums. Inspired by @YveltalGriffin, who released reversed engineered Dreamcast Controller STEP files!
You can find STLs as well as a STEP file on my Printables: printables.com/model/1402405…
And on my Makerworld: makerworld.com/en/models/175…
I created 3D printable versions of the Nintendo store Gamecube Controller Gashapon Keychains! You can get the print files from my Printables: printables.com/@KampCreates_…
Or Consider ordering them from my PCBWay project page: pcbway.com/project/shareproj…
I also just added the files to Makerworld: makerworld.com/models/166052…
Because of difficulties getting resin parts, I've temporarily switched to design projects that I can print in FDM at home. One such project: a custom Gamecube Keyboard Controller! The shell is 3D printed, but I plan on creating a complete replacement!
I forgot to add: the front and rear shells were each printed in one part on my @BambulabGlobal H2D! They turned out very nicely!
So far, I have reverse engineered the GC Keyboard Controller's shell, based on my own 3D scans and the GCC CAD from @GearhawkStudio. Eventually, I'd like to create custom electronics as well that both recreate the original and add modern features!
If you are interested in making your own Steam deck controller, now you can! (I hope) I just added the files to a github repo which you can find here: github.com/mriankamp/SteamPa… Heads up: it requires spare parts from an actual LCD Steamdeck!




























