I designed Joystick Toy in Fusion360 and prototyped it through several stages before landing on this design.

I only recommend printing this assembly in PLA or a material that maintains dimensional accuracy after printing. It prints well at 100% but I would recommend printing it at 125%. The Gcodes listed below are automatically scaled at 125%. I prefer using .15mm layer heights which seems to work well for threads and the ball-and-socket joints.

I natively design in Imperial measurements so you might have to change your scale to 2540% to get it to convert into Metric but the latest version of PrusaSlicer should notice that it is designed in Imperial.

Joystick Toy

by davemoneysign · original on Printables ↗

Toys & Games / Other Toys & Games

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License: Creative Commons — Attribution ↗toyassemblyfidgetfidgettoysocketfusion360jointjoystickarticulatingtextureplayballjointknurling

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5-Lobe Top.stlDEFAULT
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Knurled Bottom.stl
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Knob.stl
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5-Lobe Top +.005.stl
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