3D printed fries holder accessory for nintendo switch 2 makes mid-game snacking easy

GamiFries accessory Attaches Fry Holder onto Nintendo Switch 2

As the Nintendo Switch 2 gains traction, users are already experimenting with its hardware capabilities, particularly its integrated magnetic connectors. GamiFries is a 3D printed accessory that allows users to mount a McDonald’s fries box directly onto the console.

Designed by fan-artist 7R135, GamiFries leverages the Switch 2’s magnetic interface to secure a fry holder in place. The attachment is specifically modeled to accommodate a McDonald’s medium fries container and is intended to function in both handheld and docked controller modes. The 3D print model is available for free on MakerWorld and is custom-crafted to fit the fries box with a secure and satisfying snap.

GamiFries accessory uses the console’s magnetic connectors

The design by user 7R135 addresses common challenges faced by hungry gamers, allowing access to food without disrupting gameplay. GamiFries positions the fries within reach, reducing the need to pause or reposition during use. The model is fully 3D printable and requires no additional fasteners or tools beyond the console’s built-in magnet system. Its form factor ensures a close fit and secure hold.

By incorporating everyday packaging dimensions into its geometry, the GamiFries accessory explores how gaming hardware can be adapted through small-scale fabrication. This fan-made 3D print turns Nintendo’s Switch 2 into the ultimate fry delivery system, mounting a box of McDonald’s fries directly onto the controller using magnets.

project info:

name: GamiFries
designer: 7R135