Shared by calli on Thingiverse:
I designed this as intemediate project for my bar-top arcade. However it turned out much more work than I expected. So I like to share for you to learn and remix.
I used Blender for that, mostly because I am fluent with it and wanted to try if I can and wether I would hit some roadblocks. It was close
WORK IN PROGRESS! Please don’t complain!
- The construction uses MANY Boolean Modifiers. On slow machines it can take some time to re-calculate.
- Work in progress! There are issues, especially on the game pad holder, check twice with your game pad
- You will need most likely have to edit something depending on the actual hardware you use (starting at switches, connectors etc.)
Download the files and learn more
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