Hi,
I’m interested in knowing what the metal in the jig is like? Is it like the cheap paper clip ones out there? Is it likely to damage the joycon rail like I’ve heard of some jigs?
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Totally agree. Good build and easy to use.I love the quality of it, it's really easy to use and has a small notch on the front which lets you slide it down with your finger. It also has "On" and "Off" writing engraved onto it so you know which way to put it. People have also praised (for the lack of a better word) the shape of the metal, but I don't understand too much of the technical side of it. I just know it's really easy to use.
Totally agree. Good build and easy to use.
Love it. And I love the ability to launch custom payloads during the smash screen.
ahahaLmao, the notification I got from Google - "Almost liked your post", the confusion had me clicking.
Wouldn't go to that extreme. Great quality nonetheless.the sx-pro jig is worth 40 dollars alone.
What do you mean with this? Do you mean the jig automatically stops no matter how hard you push?I like it because it has "grooves" for the metal to recess into once it has made contact with the pins so that they are not damaged over time like if you use the 3d printed jigs with the paper clip.
these are not 3d printed. They are mold injected and that's not cheap to create.I would probably put it in the $5-10 range, much better than the 3d printed garbage ones on ebay.
What do you mean with this? Do you mean the jig automatically stops no matter how hard you push?
those cutouts even extends behind the jig though they are normally covered by the team xecuter sticker.I had a feeling that I didn't explain that right...lol. In the pic, you can see that there are cutouts behind the metal pins, so when they make contact with the points on the rail they recess a bit into the jig. The 3d printed one that I had did not have that so the pins were forced against the rail and that seemed like it would cause damage over time.
these are not 3d printed. They are mold injected and that's not cheap to create.
I didn't understand it either tho I think it indicates having the jig in the rail. On=Push the jig down, Off= Push the jig upI don't get the "on/off" in the jig, i tried to move it but it's not moving.
Really high quality, and overall the best jig I have.