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Thumbstick Sensor Holder

Written By: Pete Prodoehl
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Difficulty

Very easy

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00:01:00 - 00:05:00

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Introduction

A 3D Printed LEGO Compatible mount for a Thumbstick Sensor.

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No parts specified.

  1. You can download the file and print it on your own 3D Printer.

  2. The Thumbstick Sensor slides into the holder and is held in place by friction. If the fit is a bit too tight you can file or sand the inside holding arms of the print.

    • The Thumbstick Sensor slides into the holder and is held in place by friction. If the fit is a bit too tight you can file or sand the inside holding arms of the print.

    • Every 3D printer is a little different! If your part doesn't fit on a baseplate here are a few things to try.

    • Part too tight? Try sanding it or cutting away some material with a knife.

    • Part too loose? Add two LEGO bricks on opposite sides of the part.

    • You can also try printing it at slightly more or less than 100% scale.

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Pete Prodoehl

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