The 3D printed Steam Deck case has space for a keyboard
Justinas Jakubovskis creates a 3D printed Case for the handheld Gaming Device Steam Deck and turns it into a work laptop. The full size device fits inside caseand the designer adds a stand and a ventilation flap to prevent overheating. The 3D printed Steam Deck case accommodates either a Pebble Keys 2 K380s keyboard or a Pebble 2 Combo with a mouse. The user simply slides the keyboard under the Steam Deck and uses the mouse from the case.
The designer printed his own case from PET-G, a thermoplastic polyester for 3D printing, with black parts made from thermoplastic polyurethane. For those who want to make their own 3D printed Steam Deck case, Justinas Jakubovskis has uploaded all the files to various platforms. This allows users to make and even customize their own wearable thermoplastic case for their device. A warning that the designer was just making the case. This means that the other parts, including the keyboard and mouse, are up to the user.
All images courtesy of Justinas Jakubovskis
From portable PC gaming devices to work laptops
In the Documents that Justinas Jakubovskis uploaded, that Designers also points out the other materials users may need if they want to make their own 3D printed Steam Deck case. In addition to the respective keyboard brand, you can also purchase your own padding for protection Device from scratches and dents. You can also install rubber pads for the legs of the stand to prevent the case from sliding (depending on the surface). The Steam Deck is a portable PC gaming device with a console-like design.
It brings back the days of handheld consoles, but this time it has a larger screen and a powerful processor. It has a WiFi connection and can play between 8 and 12 hours of continuous play depending on the model. Steam Deck says you can use it as a PC when docked “Because it is one.” However, it only has trackpads, thumbsticks, buttons and triggers. Justinas Jakubovskis' portable 3D printed case allows the Steam Deck to have its own keyboard and mouse, allowing players to switch from gaming to completing their tasks at work, no matter where they are.
The full-fledged device fits into the case
The designer adds a stand to increase the height of the screen
There are also ventilation holes to prevent overheating
The 3D printed Steam Deck case accommodates a Pebble 2 Combo with a mouse
Users can also equip the case with a Pebble Keys 2 K380s keyboard