Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4430478.
Remixed this excellent design by Sarek27 because the original was a little bit too tight of a fit for my printer/Joy-Cons. It's a simple Joy-Con holder so they don't knock around when in transit which prevents them from scratching each other or draining the battery.
Changes:
<ul> <li>Adjusted the size of the rails so the Joy-Cons will have a looser fit</li> <li>Made the case and rails a bit taller so I could include detents at the top of the Joy-Con rails that lock them in place using the Joy-Con latches. This might make it hard to unlock them if you have fat fingers, but it prevents them from sliding around when in storage (without needing to make the rails too tight).</li> <li>Changed from disc magnets to 4mm cube magnets (I used Buckycubes)</li> <li>Removed Switch logo because I was too lazy to move it up vertically so it would be centered</li> </ul>Included three versions:
<ul> <li>joycon-case_bottom_taller-nohole.stl regular M3 nut (pause at layer and drop in)</li> <li>joycon-case_bottom_taller-hole.stl: regular M3 nut (drop in after printing)</li> <li>joycon-case_bottom_taller-tnuthole.stl: fits a M3 T nut (made for 2020 extrusion) because I had a lot more of the than regular nuts. Fits this style T nut: <a href=https://amzn.to/2MBBX9e>https://amzn.to/2MBBX9e</a> (affiliate link)</li> </ul>The top (joycon-case_cover.stl) wasn't modified except for changing from disc magnets to cube magnets. There was an error in the mesh when I modified it that makes it look like one of the holes is filled, but it prints fine when sliced.
I used M3-.5 x 22 mm Metric Socket Head Cap Screw from Home Depot to secure the hinge: https://www.homedepot.com/p/M3-5-x-22-mm-Metric-Socket-Head-Cap-Screw-3-Pack-844488/204283591