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A compact arcade stick with a full-size Sega P1 layout. I wanted something that would print more or less in one piece with no visible mounting hardware on the top.
Requires:
3x 24mm Pushbuttons
6x 30mm Pushbuttons
1x Sanwa JLF Stick
1x Neutrik USB connector
1x Some kind of board (I’m using a padhacked ds4)
11x M3 thread inserts (5.7mm length, 4.6mm major diameter)
11x M3 countersunk screws (8mm total length, 4 of these might need to be longer depending on your stick’s plate)Note that I’ve added an extra screw to the design since I printed mine, so imagine there’s at third one along the bottom edge in the photo. I’ve tried to account for tolerances with things like the lid design, but I’m making all of this up as I go along so I’ve also included my cad file to let you do better if you want.
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4675614
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