But plastic is what got us into this mess in the first placePlastic Joycon Clips are now being sold on Ebay too
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It's for people who are worried about Metal clips messing it up their Switch rails even further down the line Plus its good to have exact replacements tooBut plastic is what got us into this mess in the first place
If you are careful pressing release buttons and not plugging upside down things I doubt they can be damaged, also the type of plastic may be harder. Remember that you can always replace them for 2-3 bucks, but if screw's holes are damaged it will be very painfulBut plastic is what got us into this mess in the first place
Lots of virgins in here who don't know how to slide things into places correctly
I would not recommend doing this.
You may have noticed that the rails on the Switch itself are metal while the rails on the JoyCons are plastic.
There's a reason for that.
They are made of plastic to ensure that the parts that wear out are the cheaper and easier to fix JoyCons rather than the main unit.
By replacing part of it with metal parts, the rails on the Switch are going to start wearing out as well, and that will be a harder fix not to mention void your warranty.
That's a much better option, at least it won't wear out the Switch's metal rails very easily.Here's how easy it is to make the joycon sit tighter. The only thing you're doing is create just enough pressure between the controller and the console. It doesn't ruin anything, it doesn't leave any marks. It just works really well. I'm using clear gorilla tape. I had to provide a picture to show how simple it is. The tape is just wide enough that it covers the railing and extends like two millimeters up on each side inside the rails. You can't see that on the picture.
Maybe we should get the metal they use on the space shuttles....
I wonder what would happen if nintendo revised the design in a years so time?
There is a reason for why they are plastic, you could damage your switch..