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Retro Console Controller Bottle Openers | NES SNES

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Print Profile(2)

All
P1S
H2S
H2C
P1P
A1
P2S
H2D
X1 Carbon
X1
A1 mini
H2D Pro
X1E
X2D
A2L

Magnet Holes
Magnet Holes
Designer
5.6 h
2 plates
5.0(3)

No Magnet Holes
No Magnet Holes
Designer
6.3 h
2 plates

Open in Bambu Studio
Boost
84
248
5
2
44
12
Released 

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Description:

Level up your bar or kitchen with these retro-inspired magnetic bottle openers!

This set includes designs modeled after the classic NES and SNES controllers. They are designed to live on your fridge door, doubling as awesome retro decor when not in use.

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Hardware Required These models are designed around a specific metal bottle opener insert. This part is non-negotiable as the internal recess is modeled exactly to its dimensions.

Two Variants Available:

  1. Magnet Ready: Features pre-modeled holes specifically for these magnets: Amazon Link.
  2. Flat Back: A clean back surface for those who don't want magnets or prefer to drill/remix their own recesses for different magnet sizes.

🖨️ Printing & Assembly Instructions (Critical) This is an embedded print. You will insert the metal bottle opener during the printing process so it becomes permanently trapped inside the controller.

  1. The Pause: The provided print profiles include a pause command at the specific layer height just before the recess is bridged over.
  2. Installation: When the printer pauses, drop the metal bottle opener insert into the cavity.
  3. Resume: Resume the print. The printer will print over the top of the metal insert, locking it in place.
  4. Magnets: If using the magnet version, glue your magnets into the holes on the back after the print is finished.

🔴 Slicing Note: You MUST verify that you have a "Pause" at the final layer before the recess is covered. If you miss this step, the printer will try to print over empty air or your extruder will collide with the metal insert!

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