This Sharp Twin Famicom Part Was Too Thin To Survive Printing... I Thought @MarkFixesStuff
This Sharp Twin Famicom Part Was Too Thin To Survive Printing... I Thought  @MarkFixesStuff
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This paper-thin Twin Famicom cable port cover has a 17-degree overhang with zero supports. The Anycubic Kobra X had no business pulling this off in standard PLA.

I went in with low expectations for a print this thin, especially in PLA rather than anything more flexible. The overhang section is the real test here: no supports, no safety net. Full print, full result, and my honest reaction to peeling it off the plate are in the full video below.

Come and see if it fits in the full video!! youtu.be/08JdsYyNyKo
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