This is 2 versions of a Nintendo GameCube eject button one with a dimple and one without, this is NOT A 3D SCAN and not a remix it was built by me from the ground up with measurements taken from an actual GCN button and adjusted for the fit I like to see and the strength I like to have bc I did not like how the factory one is so small its slanted and wobbly in its hole (it just looks gross to me lol) and all the other ones I could find were not much better and not to mention the lock tabs would snap off bc of the lack of reinforcement at their base and just the way FDM printers layers will separate under pressure with tiny parts and right angles, so I've strengthened the base of the tabs by taking them all the way down the button instead of just being on the ring of the button and I've done my best to fillet the areas where these tabs meet the button to make it as FDM printer friendly as possible I hope you enjoy this as much as I do and I hope you have very little issues with printing and installing this button Happy Printing! (just fyi be gentle when installing, it is much tougher than others but not unbreakable, its very close tolerance so your printer should be properly tuned for this and you may have to touch up small areas with a file or X-acto knife (full disclosure I'm not responsible for any accident you may incur when cleaning your print it comes with the territory)) if you would like to make a donation through cashapp $MikeBZ13 its very appreciated and helps me continue my work on projects like this one

Geeetech

Geeetech A10M

Doesn't Matter

Yes

.1mm

100%

recommend printing top down, with -3-wall line count, brimmed concentric tree supports touching buildplate, and a brim on the button with at least 7 lines to help hold the base of the supports to the part. It prints in roughly 20 minutes at 60mms, but slower is better with the dimple version and support block the dimple bc the supports tend to bond to the print (you can most likely tune this to your desired settings but this is start)