Nintendo Switch CLEAR EDITION! - DIY Transparent Switch

Its time to make the Nintendo Switch CLEAR!!
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Turning the Nintendo Switch housing transparent is quite a project, but it is possible to turn the body into clear plastic. One screw at a time. Its nice being able to look inside the switch and see the technology at work.

Do you think Nintendo should start making their consoles clear again like they did with the older gameboy colors? Would you do this project to your Nintendo Switch?

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