This print will be a life saver if you manage to snap a Joy-Con latch. Shared by Chainmaillekid in Thingiverse:
This is a replacement part for the lock on the joycon controllers.
Designed to be easy to print on FDM, not requiring any supports, and as little post processing as possible.
I’ve been printing at .05 layer height, but it should be possible to print in lower resolution.
The part is small, with a small footprint so make sure your print surface is well prepped.
It should work without a brim, I’ve printed off 9 in my testing and only 1 detached from the print bed. Go slowly to help minimize chances of it detaching.Will work with a brim as well, but definitely try without first.
It should already be the correct orientation, that is with the hole and pin facing up and the smaller rectangular face on the print bed.
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