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An engineer who goes by "ConcaveChest" created an enclosure for the Nintendo Switch that doubles as a cooling stand and a sweet-looking mini arcade cabinet. The design is available to check out and download for free on Thingiverse.

SEE ALSO: Nintendo's detachable controller design draws accusations of patent infringement

The Switch cabinet allows you to sit your Switch console in a perfectly angled position to play on a table (let's face it, the little Switch kickstand isn't always the most reliable piece of plastic) and charge it at the same time -- a feature that's not normally possible considering the charging port is located on the bottom of the console.

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ConcaveChest lists the parts necessary to enable charging of both the Switch console and a controller, though of course the case itself requires a 3D printer.

Once the case is printed and the charging parts put in, the Switch console can slide in and out of it.

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Imagine having a little Nintendo Switch arcade cabinet on your desk right next to your computer so you can hop into a game of Splatoon 2between sessions of Player Unknown's Battlegrounds, or just casually playing some Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wildwhile browsing the web. We're into it.

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