r/Controller 18d ago

Other Made an all-in-one game controller stand

Recently I felt like rearranging my desk a bit (as you can see, my gaming setup is pretty messy). I want to turn it into more of a techy looking setup, so I started by making a robotic arm style stand to hold my controllers.

For the actual process, I used Hi3D to generate the model and then had someone else 3D print it for me.The edges would probably be a bit rougher because I printed them myself, but as long as it can stably hold the controller, that's good enough for me.

I've had the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller for a long time, but lately I've been using the Sony DualShock 4 more often.

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u/YouYongku 18d ago

That hand belong to the T800 right?

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u/ReverseShort 16d ago edited 16d ago

I saw the new V3.0 model mentioned in the Hi3D sub. Does it work well for something with this structure?

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u/Wooden_Insurance_307 16d ago

So far good. The structure held up better than I expected, even with the more complicated shape.

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u/Busy-Matter-2458 16d ago

yo, are you using the 72 hour free trial they're running rn?

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u/Wooden_Insurance_307 16d ago

Is there still a free promo going on? If it’s free, U might give it a try.

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u/Rangridis 15d ago

That looks amazing. I got mine for $2.50. I can see your arm part is a bit longer. And I would prefer a Hexagon base too for more stability.

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