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Onexplayer Super X - Legion Go/Nintendo Switch Rails

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Rails to support attaching your Legion Go or Switch Rails to the side of your Super X to turn it into a handheld.

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Printables
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Other Gadgets
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Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives

Print Instructions

Default setting on a Bambu printer and start the print with the Legion Go rails down on the print bed. Should print without supports needed.

NOTES

  • These work with both Legion Go and Legion Go 2 Controllers

  • The Legion Go Rails don't have a satisfying click, but they do fit in pretty snuggly. I haven't dropped mine yet.

    • Edited 3/17 - I did indeed drop mine. Fixed the rails so there is now a click and it's actually secure. 

  • These rails were created with a glass screen protector in place. They might be extra loose if you don't have a glass screen protector or just the protector from the factory.

  • They work as is, but I would suggest either using some masking tape on the back paddle where it meets the back of the Super X for just a little extra grip. 

    • I personally use this 1mm Felt Tape

    • It also applies a bit of pressure on the screen, but I haven't noticed it causing any issues.

  • Alternatively, I've added a clasp + bar that connects the two rails to make a more "permanent" solution.

  • I have cut outs where it's possible, but these are going to block the Volume/Turbo buttons. I can't provide a cut out there, the Legion rails block it and AFAIK there's no way around it. 

  • Keyboard and Stand are not affected by the rails and still fully functional.

Models


Short and Low - Legion Go controllers sit lower and overall have a smaller footprint. All ports on the right are accessible. 

Short-ish and Mid - Legion Go controllers sit in the center of the device. USB-C ports are accessible when the controller isn't attached. One USB-C port is accessible with the controller attached.

Full  and Mid - These cover all four edges with cutouts to access the USB-C ports, HDMI, power, aux, and the power button. Legion Go Controllers sit in the center.

Installation Options:

  • With Lock:

    • Not permanent, but little more annoying to remove.

    •  The small locking piece should click into place and you just... shove them into the holes.  

    • I'd recommend adding the felt tape or masking tape if you want an even more secure fit.

  • Without Lock:

    • Easy to remove.

    • You don't need the locking pieces, but definitely do add the felt tape/masking tape to the back paddle to help keep it secure against the Super X. 

/EDIT

Added a quick edit of the Full Rail model to fit Nintendo Switch Joycons as well. 

Disclaimer

Just... be careful. I wouldn't recommend holding your device by just the rails or controllers. They're not super secure and you will wreck your device. 

Tagi