Reddit user IMOKRUOK took an old NES console, gutted it and then used the shell to make a functional Nintendo Switch dock. Aside from the original shell, all the other parts you see have been laser cut and finished with a router. This was accomplished by first making a vector file of the shapes required, before cutting them out in layers on a laser and then gluing them together.
NES Switch dock (build pics in comments) from r/NintendoSwitch
To finish things off, body filler was added with cyanoacrylate glue and then primer sanded smooth. Yes, the power button actually works as well. Can this be turned into a 2-in-1 game console and Switch dock? In theory, most certainly, but its creator says that all the NES games he wants to play can already be found on Switch Online, so there’s really no point.
SIWIQU TV Dock Station for Nintendo Switch/Switch OLED
- [Compatibility]: The SiWiQU dock only works with Nintendo Switch/Switch OLED. The switch docking station is not work with Nintendo Switch...
- One-touch Display Switching: Press the TV/Tabletop Mode button at the back of the dock, you can choose Tabletop Mode or TV Output Mode.
- Special Design: The guide notch have a spring buffer function, You don't have to worry about damaging the port over time when docking the console in...
