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A Playdate dummy used for prototyping accessories and mods, and to get a feel of the size of the console. The main idea was to have a 3D printed version as close to the real device as possible. It uses real M3x6mm fasteners (screws) to…
I just needed something quick display cover for a trip and found all the available models are pretty elaborate or needs magnets, which I didn't want to bother finding (it's somewhere...) and wanted to share with you. It uses a simple…
You can choose which way to insert the playdate - with the ports accessible, or not. Should slide in and out easily, but not by accident. Proudly made in Tinkercad! If you want to make your own version see…
UPDATE: In the BOM I changed the 6mm to 8mm M2 screw as this is the correct variant! Sorry for the error. A compact snap fit attachment using a standard AAA battery with a LED that swivels over the screen to provide a frontlight for the…
A playdate stand at an angle of 20 degrees so that the lightbar on your monitor will perfecty illuminate the display, making it a very pretty clock. Additionally it can also hold the cover flap for displaying it at a more upright angle.…
The crank does not work (neither does the screen), but the model was fun to make! Be sure to print with supports. All credit and moral support to the team at https://play.date/! Edit: If you’d like a more detailed, multi-print model,…
My take on a simple but elegant stand for the playdate that allows charging with the original USB cable as well. Printed with a MK4 (0,4 Nozzle) on the side using painted supports for the gaps.
The idea behind this soft case is simple: most Playdate cases on the market are hard shells designed mainly for transport or travel. I own one myself and find it very convenient—so no complaints there. However, they aren’t the best option…
Second Update to my previous Controller Grip for use with the Playdate Case! A metal plate is still part of the grip so that the case magnetically mounts to it just like it does on a fridge or other magnetic surface. The ones I used are…
I designed an adapter for the Retroflag SuperPi Raspberry Pi Case that allows you to use it as a Playdate charging dock (with a few modifications). I split the design into two pieces to allow it to be printed with fewer supports. You'll…
A back/case attachment for the Playdate. Made to hold a simple USB rechargeable book light. Light on AliExpress: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007336177466.html Doesn't need any magnets or adhesives or anything like that. Just fits…
I wanted a simple small stand for the Playdate, it makes an excellent dining room clock. So I designed this.
How to with Something with Computers Step 1: After (or during if you're confident in your measuring skills) the print prepare the backboard. Measure out the center of the backboard carefull and drill a few holes where the magnets are…
I loved the original version of this but thought of an easy way to eliminate the need for the added padding. Instead, this version uses small nubs to hold the Playdate in via its screw holes. It's tight enough to keep it locked in for…
Update 29/05/26: Added version 2 tops that have twice the side thickness. ... Sooooo for Chrimbo I received a rather expensive gift. The reason I didn't own one already was the price, especially with shipping to Aus. Anyway to protect…
I just needed something quick display cover for a trip and found all the available models are pretty elaborate or needs magnets, which I didn't want to bother finding (it's somewhere...) and wanted to share with you. It uses a simple…
This Playdate case features a low profile at 1.5mm wall thickness. It hugs your Playdate console tightly and leaves plenty of room for the crank, power button, speakers, and ports. Gripping the Playdate is more comfortable with this…
A 1:1 3D-printable dummy Playdate console that's useful for prototyping accessories or as a fidget toy while you're waiting for your real Playdate to arrive. 🌐 More information about the Playdate console can be found at https://play.date/…
I just got my Playdate in the mail, and I'm so excited! I'd love to make some accessories for it like a protective case and wall mount, so I made this dummy model in Fusion 360 so I can make sure my accessories fit perfectly. I'm…
Simple Playdate stand. The bump rests in the headphone jack for support, and allows the face of the Playdate to remain uncovered. Designed to be small so as to use little material and print fairly quickly. The attached gcode is with the…
Can be printed for just the Playdate or for Playdate with cover. Should be printed with infill (10% should do) but does not require supports.
This is a screen magnifier for the Playdate handheld. It works, but I couldn't find larger lenses. This project will be in the public domain. .step file and .stl file included. 3D printed parts might scratch Playdate shell. It did not…
Press fit as shown in the image. I'll be updating the model in the future to make it more secure.
This is the Crankpad. An unofficial wired controller made specially for the Playdate Simulator . It's designed for game developers that don't have the console yet but would like to build games for the Playdate console. When plugged in…
A magnetic charging stand for the Playdate . It uses eight round 8mm x 1.5mm neodymium magnets for the corners (two for each) and four rectangular 5.75mm x 19mm x 1.75mm for the center. The magnets are connected to a standard 5v USB 2.0…
This grip is designed specifically for the hot, new Playdate handheld console by Panic. I love this little device but felt like some games (especially those that use the crank) demanded a better grip than I could manage with just the…
Project is not endorsed or affiliated with Panic. Update: Added a 116mm version that might add more comfort, especially if you have smaller hands. This is a mod that allows you to customize your Playdate to be roughly the size of a…
I wanted a quick way to protect the screen of my PlayDate console when I threw it in my bag. This uses 5x5mm magnets to hold itself to the front (or back) of the PlayDate handheld. If you aren't aware of the Playdate, go check out…
This is a remix of my Playdate Mega mod and Picphone mod. This is similarly sized to a Gameboy Pocket, but a little bit shorter for extra comfort. Has offset and non offset button configurations. Printed parts might scratch the Playdate…
What you'll need 2x M2x4mm flat head screws https://www.mcmaster.com/91420A001/ 2x low profile M3x10mm socket headscrews https://www.mcmaster.com/92855A310/ 3x 15x3mm magnets (thickness measured to ~2.6mm than 3mm as listed)…
A 2 part snapping case case for the Panic Playdate. Inspired by the Playmate cooler.
This is a Controller style grip for the Playdate! It should improve ergonomics for longer cranking sessions and one of the models has a slot for a booklight to clip onto as pictured (though I like to tape mine on for a little extra…
Remix of the Rugged Box model, insert 10mm thick foam to prevent clicking the power button. Assemble using 6 M3x30 bolts
***UPDATE: Toad from the Playdate Squad Discord is making a game called Reel-isitic Fishing, which inspired this project. They have added a Fish Keychain which is available now to download here! ----- At last, we have a Fishing Rod for…
There are 2 versions, I first designed and printed the angled design and figured a more square one would be better, I have yet to print it so let me know if there are any issues. Holes are sized to take a 3 high stack of 5mm magnets, each…
I don't have a wall clock so I made this to make my playdate a wall clock (that needs recharging but that's besides the point) when I'm not using it. It was designed with the cover in mind and has a slot to tuck that in so it doesn't have…
Now released! The ART7 Banana Grip for the Playdate! Originally exclusive for owners of ART7 1-bit Gallery for the Playdate, now free to all! This was inspired by the Warhol Banana as well as the Duct-taped-to-a-wall Miami Banana. It…
I noticed that my playdate handle had cracked after a year of cranking so I made a replacement. Make sure you take out the bar magnet from the original Playdate handle and insert it into the new handle before screwing it on.
Playdate cover for flexible material printing. Using reference playdate model https://www.printables.com/model/198263-model-of-playdate-console-for-making-accessories-i There's a lip around the opening to hold device inside. No support…
A magnetic charging stand for the Playdate . It uses 9 6x3mm round magnets: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07873ZCY4 The magnets are connected to a standard 5v USB 2.0 charging cable (red goes to the top magnet and black goes to the…
I really liked how well the original design worked; I just slightly tweaked it to make it look more round and to use about 40% less material when printing. (Original can be found here:…
My favorite stand for the playdate didn't have space for a cable so I could plug it in and use my PlayDate as a visualizer. After printing a few different versions I found out that I needed one that was a bit taller, and so here you are.
I keep my Playdate on my desk and wanted it to sit back at an angle for optimal screen legibility with my lighting situation. So this may be weirdly specific, but here it is in case you’re in the same boat! Printed with three perimeters…
A stand for your Playdate console is here! To be honest, there is nothing I can write about it - it is a pixel perfect stand for the console. Print instructions 3 perimeters 20% infill
I designed a 3D-printed case for the Playdate to allow me to use a Gameboy Worm light with it. The case has an insert for a 2xAAA Battery Holder and an EXT Link port so I can easily plug and unplug the worm light. I had to use a separate…
I recently got my hands on a Playdate! It's fun, but I got it used and didn't have a cover for it. Wary of my keys scratching it in my pocket, I printed Line Arc Line's fantastic original design . However, I had some minor gripes with it.…
I wanted a dock for my Playdate, something that matches my other consoles but also goes with it's cute, snappy digital buttons and it's crank, which is Analogue. Pocket sized seemed like the best idea, so I made this. I've included a…
I found the Playdate a little sharp around the edges, in addition to being very tiny. Long sessions would make my hands hurt, so I designed this grip case for it. Includes holes for plugging in USB, headphones, and a slot for the…
A neat little folding travel case for the Playdate! I've included a little bit of space on the top and bottom for a sheet of felt to protect it, and the circular pockets inside the case are for a magnet to keep it closed. I haven't tried…
Hi! I recently received a panic playdate, and loved the aesthetics of the clock. I had a browse of the available models and none of them seemed to do a simple stand without additonal material requirements. The cover which came with it…
I wanted to mount the playdate on the cooler master QUBE 500 so I took the model ( https://www.printables.com/model/453057-panic-playdate-skadis-mount) and adapted the hook to mount it
A simple Playdate magnetic cover with felt inlay. Magnets holds the Playdate in place and protects it, making it easy to remove and insert into the case. Currently the with all the magnets installed the crank does not work, while the…
This is a remix of @LineArcLine's great Magnetic Cover for Playdate . If you aren't aware of the Playdate, go check out https://play.date/. I wanted a lower profile cover than the original. This remix contains the following benefits: Low…
Update to my previous Controller Grip for use with the Playdate Case! I've added a metal plate to the grip for the case to magnetically mount just like it does on a fridge or other magnetic surface. The ones I used are linked below but…
