Wii Remote Battery Cover (0.4mm Remix, 2 variants)
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A remix: I reinforced the latch, 0.4mm added to the latch to increase strength (v2 is improved, tighter fit & latch)
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v1: Based off VectorPerkins model, this is a replacement battery cover for those who have lost the backing of their Wii Remote. I added an extruded 0.4mm layer inside the latch, I found that even with PETG the latch would snap easily. The original Nintendo supplied door is made using ABS. I would avoid PLA, use PETG as a minimum. The 0.4mm change is certified 5 and 7 year old approved :)
v2: As above but with deeper sides to close the gap, and a longer clip-latch to prevent the model from see-sawing/moving (albeit slightly).
Printing the cover in the vertical orientation, with supports (everywhere) is recommended. I would setup a speed modifier box in your slicer to 5mm/s for the layers of the latch mechanism. Just take your time removing the supports, it will be worth it.
Print parameters:
Material: PETG (For the latch I'd strongly avoid PLA)
Nozzle diameter: 0.25mm (not necessary but helpful for precision - I sued a 0.4 nozzle)
Resolution: 0.12mm (or 0.10-0.15mm - the latter is what I used, with structural profile)
Supports: Snug (everywhere)
Modifiers: I added a box around the latch area and slowed the print down to 5mm/s
Note on Print Orientation: I've seen a few makes of this model, and I can only recommend to improve the print quality you orientate the model like the last photo. The 2 small retaining clips facing the print bed with the model standing upright, and supports here would be crucial but the results should be great.