3D Printing a case for the Homemade 5200 Controller @smbakeryt
3D Printing a case for the Homemade 5200 Controller  @smbakeryt
Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A forum user on atariage, amiman99, was kind enough to design and upload a case that fits my homemade analog controller pcboard. In this video, I print the case, assemble it, and try it out. If you have a 3D printer, this case is a great way to dress up the controller and make it more ergonomic. For more electronics projects, see smbaker.com
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3D Printing a case for the Homemade 5200 Controller

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