When it comes to favourite joysticks on retro computers, people tend to split into two camps: Suncom TAC-2 and Kempston Competition Pro. What kind of a joystick would you get if you were to combine those together?

Well, this is kind of my interpretation of that. :)

In addition to the printed parts available here, you will at least need an Industrias Lorenzo P/SM-30 joystick assembly, two Seimitsu PS-14-DN buttons and assorted M3 and M4 fasteners.

While the design uses a printed circuit board (Gerber files are included here), it can be built also without one by just soldering wires directly to the switches.

The story behind this joystick and the full bill of materials can be found in my blog post, along with more photos of the build process.

I used PETG filament and 4 perimeters, 5 bottom layers and 5 top layers. Infill density 10% using the rectilinear infill pattern. All models need auto-generated supports on build plate only.