Ergo Fight Stick
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Fight stick enclosures that you can tent on the button side.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Video Games
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
WARNING
This case only supports low profile 24mm buttons like the punk workshop arcade button or the 24mm OSBMX buttons, which can be found in this Etsy store. You can try to use other taller 24mm buttons but you will not be able to attach the right side cover.
You also might need to slice the bottom 3d model to fit most 3d printers.
Parts
Assuming you already have experience putting together a fight stick and have the stick/pcb/buttons, below are the parts needed for the case itself
4 m3*6*5 heat set insert for right side top and 8 m4*6*6 heat set insert for both sides bottom
Self tapping screws to secure PCB, I used brook P5
Mini push buttons for start/select etc
USB-B to USB-A Cable (This is used for the brook p5 board. Depending on the board you have you might need a different cable)
5-pin extension cable for joystick (This part is optional if you have a soldering station and heat shrink tubing to extend the cable you already have)
Assembly Guide (WIP)
First secure the PCB with self tapping screws and wire up the buttons.
Route the 5-pin joystick cable and USB-B cable from the right opening and through the bottom plate to the left side of the case.
Cover it up the bottom of the right side with the right side cover, and attach the kick stand.
Optional:
I also added some metal sheet at the bottom plate to add some weight, so that it wouldn't slide around.
