The Atari 2600 was my first games machine and so the CX40 was my first joystick and it survived long enough to be used with my ZX Spectrum and C64. I loved that hunk of plastic but I knew even then that it wasn't the best joystick out there, so after 40 years and the purchase of a 3D printer, here is my remake of the CX40 with whatever quality level of arcade parts you want to house in it. I admit, I have a cheap sanwa clone joystick installed and it feels good to me. Maybe it's the rose tinted nostalgia glasses blinding my view but I hope it brings a smile to some other players out there. Now you will have to excuse me as I have this strong desire to play some Battlezone, Empire Strikes back & Wizard of Wor on the old 2600 pixel pusher... _4410H means: 4 top layers, 4 bottom layers, 10% infill and H is Hex infill. _445L means: 4 top layers, 4 bottom layers, 5% infill and L is Line infill. _Mrd means: Mirrored, if you prefer the fire button to be on the right hand side. Update (31/03/2022): Added a cover update incase your joystick stem screw scrapes on the cover also another stick size variant - fits tightly. Joy_cx40_cvr_v24_4410H - now has a circular indent to stop screw scrape. Joy_cx40_cvr_v24_Mrd_4410H - mirrored version of above. JST_cx40_stick_ALT2_4410H - If stem shaft is 33.5 x 8.7mm (not inc. screw top) Update (25/03/2022): I noticed putting one together that not all Sanwa joystick clones are built to the same specs so I uploaded an alternate stick to help with the issue. JST_cx40_stick_v19_4415H - If stem/shaft is 37 x 9mm (not inc. screw top) JST_cx40_stick_ALT_4415H - If stem/shaft is 35 x 8.8mm (not inc. screw top) If update files aren't showing up then you can get them individually here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5325899 Please consider supporting me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/3DFreeman Here's a non-affiliate ebay link to the type of cheap and cheerful Sanwa clone I use: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/334119951114?hash=item4dcb19db0a:g:Ka0AAOSwaqxhHjfn&frcectupt=true Print Settings Printer: Aquila X2 Rafts: No Supports: No Filament brand: Voxelab Filament material: PLA Notes: The Sanwa clones mounting plate screws (x4) are what you use to screw the joystick into the housing, so dont lose 'em! Links to wiring information regarding the 9 pin D plug, used commonly with retro computers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_joystick_port http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/DE-9_Joystick