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Make Your Own 3D Printed Retro Joystick

With the price of retro going through the roof, I ask the question, can I 3D print my own!?

IntermediateFull instructions provided12 hours257
Make Your Own 3D Printed Retro Joystick

Things used in this project

Hardware components

RS232 Data Cable
×1
C-Clips 6.4mm (Box of various sizes)
×1
Aluminium Rod 8mm x 100m (T6)
×1
Microswitches (box of 10)
×1
SPDT Slide Switch
×2
Spring 1.2mm wire di, 15mm outer, 30mm
×1
Cable Ties (3.6mm x 100mm)
×1
Threadded Inserts (M3) (9 needed)
×1
Pan-Head Machine Screws (M3 x 20mm) (9 needed)
×1
Rapid Fire: 1k and 10k Resistor
×1
Rapid Fire: Electrolytic Capacitor (4.7uF)
×1
Rapid Fire: 10nF Ceramic Capacitor
×1
Rapid Fire: NE555 Timer
×1
Rapid Fire: 8-Pin DIP Socket
×1
Rapid Fire PCB
×1

Hand tools and fabrication machines

3D Printer (generic)
3D Printer (generic)
Junior Hacksaw (With metal cutting blade)
Wire Stripper
Wire Sleeve Cutter

Story

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Custom parts and enclosures

3D Print Files

Schematics

Rapid Fire Schematics

Joystick Wiring

Credits

RobSmithDev

RobSmithDev

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I'm a Youtuber, programmer, electronics hobbyist and Amiga/Retro Fan. Creator of DrawBridge FloppyBridge DiskFlashback Retro.Directory

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