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HyperMegaTech! Evercade Super Pocket Ergonomic Grip Attachment v1.2 — zdjęcie 1
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HyperMegaTech! Evercade Super Pocket Ergonomic Grip Attachment v1.2

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A set of grip "horns" to add to the HyperMegaTech! Evercade Super Pocket to make it more comfortable for extended play.

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A set of grip "horns" to add to the HyperMegaTech! Evercade Super Pocket to make it more comfortable for extended play, especially for bigger hands. I own the neogeo version so designed around that, but it appears they are the same dimensions so should work with any of them.

I printed it in petg, but I'm sure pla would be fine, along with anything more sturdy.

I used 10% infill, with tree supports, but they are only added for the hooks that keep the super pocket in the attachment no longer needs supports! See pics for suggested print directions. Printed in 2 parts that attach to each other with "joinery", can be glued if wanted, but should stay together pretty well, depending on printer accuracy etc stays together very well now, but may be a bit hard to connect, sand edges of male parts if so. Because it's 2 parts, there's the potential to swap out the handles themselves for ones of different shapes/angles. If you want different ones just comment. I based these off ps controllers and they feel good for my hands. 

UPDATE: after more extensive testing, I was dissatisfied with the mount portion of the design, and thus redesigned it. Luckily since I made them as separate parts that can attach to each other, anyone who's printed them already won't have to reprint the handle itself. You can simply slide the super pocket in from the top of v1.2 (had to press in from in front with v1), there are little nubs that the holes for the screws in the back of the super pocket slide into and hold them well. I also narrowed the slots that the handle slots into in the mount as it was too easy to remove, now it holds it very tightly. If you find it's too hard to slot the handle in, sand off just a bit of the edges of the "male" parts that slot in.

for ease of editing, here is the onshape project: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/d018197d5bc4621273f298f2/w/384ec1eb62bc0af5fd816590/e/3d48e551ca8f7bcabd83eeeb?renderMode=0&uiState=6ae64dd7e9f3eb83b2566c36