- DS LITE GAMEBOY MACRO YOUTUBE MOD
- DS LITE GAMEBOY MACRO YOUTUBE FREE
Having never really touched anything 3D printed before, I had preconceived notions about the final products. I first took the faceplates, before they were attached, and tried to give them a twist and a bend. But I can tell you how it holds up under stress. Pbig5575 tells us that “All the faces are made out of PLA and printed on a Creality Ender 3 PRO.” If anyone out there has knowledge of 3D printing, you’ll be able to make more sense out of it than I can.
DS LITE GAMEBOY MACRO YOUTUBE FREE
If you have any questions please feel free to ask.Again you will only receive a faceplate, not a completed Macro.I’ll be happy to help you fix any problems you might come across. If you have any questions about fitment or a problem with your faceplate please message me before leaving Negative or Neutral feedback.No Modifications need to be done (like cutting) to the faceplates for fitment.
DS LITE GAMEBOY MACRO YOUTUBE MOD
When doing this mod with this faceplate you must remove the Touch screen digitizer to make room for the LCD to fit. I do have a few completed Gameboy macros using these faceplates listed. Definitely easier than filling and sanding and painting. Figured someone without a 3D printer would like to try the mod so here they are. You will receive one 3D printed faceplate. ‘Nintendo DS Lite Gameboy Macro Mod 3D Printed Faceplate Shell. 
Today we have one such product and not only is it from an eBay seller, it’s not expensive either! Let’s look into it together, shall we? And sometimes, it even means getting to sink our teeth into products from Etsy and eBay creators/sellers. This also means small companies with inexpensive items to check out.
This doesn’t only mean big companies sending us “expensive” items to review.
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