Photo: fifindr / MakerWorld Bambu Lab A1 + A1 mini · purge basket · Voronoi shell · no supports Every filament change on an A1 ends with a purge pellet flicked onto the desk. fifindr’s mini basket catches them at the source — a Voronoi-shell chute that mounts at the purge point and holds a…
Photo: MediaMan3D / Printables 50+ printers · Ender / CR-10 / Prusa / Anet / Tevo · modular mounts, ducts + ABL sensors Hero Me is less a part than an ecosystem: MediaMan3D’s Gen7 is a modular hotend platform — mounts, fan ducts and ABL brackets for more than fifty printers and most hotend/extruder combinations…
Photo: Thenated0g / Printables Virtual pinball cabinets · faux door with 25¢ buttons + lock · the buttons are the print A virtual pinball cabinet lives or dies on its front panel: it needs to look like a coin door without needing coin mechs behind it. Thenated0g’s faux door is that illusion done properly —…
Photo: Big-E / Thingiverse Full-size arcade / MAME cabinets · working coin mechs + reject buttons · LED-lit returns A cabinet without a coin door is a wardrobe with a screen. Big-E’s door is the real article at full size: it mounts working coin mechs, takes quarters and tokens, and has reject buttons and LED-lit…
Photo: Botvinnik / Printables Seimitsu LS-32 / LS-40 · the full sub-guide set · PETG/ABS/ASA at 100% infill The LS-32’s restrictor system is why shmup players swear by it — swap the sub-guide and the same lever becomes a 2-way, a 4-way, a round or an octagonal stick. Botvinnik’s set prints all of them, so…
Photo: Pavel Smalec / Printables Sanwa JLF (all variants) · octagonal gate · low-poly + high-poly versions The square-versus-octagonal gate argument is fighting-game religion, and Pavel Smalec’s print lets you settle it on your own stick for the cost of a coffee: a drop-in octagonal restrictor for the Sanwa JLF, the most common lever on…
Photo: truglodite / Printables Sanwa OBSF-30 / OBSF-24 buttons · 0.5 mm TPU · print flat, no supports Sanwa buttons are loud; the foam silencer pads that fix them are consumables that cost real money for die-cut foam. truglodite’s answer is a 0.5 mm pad you print yourself in TPU — same job, pennies per…
Photo: Pete Prodoehl / Printables Ultimarc GoldLeaf buttons · 27 mm nut · deep socket clears the microswitch pins GoldLeaf buttons are the quiet, leaf-switch upgrade for a fightstick or cab — and their 27 mm nut sits where no standard socket can reach it, past the microswitch pins. Pete Prodoehl’s wrench is a deep…
Photo: Surge / Printables Game Boy Advance AGB-001 · battery door · shell-matched colours Same story as the DMG, one generation on: the GBA’s battery door is the part that vanishes. Surge’s cover restores the AGB-001 to complete, modelled to the original door’s fit and latch. Print it to match a reshell — the clear-shell…
Photo: Wurmatron / Printables Game Boy DMG-01 · battery door · smooth + textured versions The DMG battery door is the most-lost part in handheld history — three decades of pockets and battery swaps saw to that. Wurmatron’s cover is modelled to the original’s fit, in smooth and textured versions, so a doorless Game Boy…