Cabinets and fight sticks eat small plastic parts: joystick dust guards and shaft covers, button plugs, coin-door pieces, mounting brackets, panel hardware. This collection is for the printable versions — checked for the exact hardware they fit, from Sanwa and Seimitsu stick parts to the brackets that hold a build together.
Arcade fitment is unforgiving — a dust guard sized for one joystick family does nothing for another — so every entry names the hardware it was modeled for and the print settings the designer published, supports and all.
Dustguard & Shaft Cover for Sanwa Joystick
Washer and shaft tube in the style of Sanwa’s own JLF-CD combo, in two heights — 3.5 cm standard, 5 cm if you run a shaft extender. STEP files included for tweakers.
GoldLeaf Pushbutton Wrench
A deep hex socket wrench shaped for the GoldLeaf button’s 27 mm nut, clearing the microswitch pins a standard socket can’t pass.
Sanwa OBSF-30 Silencer Pads — 0.5 mm TPU
Print your own OBSF-30 silencer pads in 0.5 mm TPU — the foam pads’ job at pennies per button, and they outlast foam.
Octagonal Restrictor Gate for Sanwa JLF
A drop-in octagonal restrictor gate for the Sanwa JLF — settle the square-vs-octagon argument on your own stick for the cost of a coffee.
Seimitsu LS-32 Restrictors — 2-Way, 4-Way, Round, Octagonal
The full LS-32 sub-guide set — 2-way, 4-way, round and octagonal — printed solid in PETG/ABS/ASA, with a .DXF for an acrylic cut.
Arcade Coin Door — Full-Size, Takes Quarters and Tokens
A full-size working coin door for arcade and MAME cabinets — real coin mechs, reject buttons and LED-lit returns. Not a sticker of one.
Pinball Faux Coin Door — For Virtual Pinball Cabinets
The faux coin door for a virtual pinball cabinet — printed 25¢ buttons and lock trim that make a laser-cut door read as the real thing.
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Listings are free, credited by name, and removable on request — and they link to your page, never a copy of your files.