Sometimes, you just want to snack and game without having to worry about your controller getting grimy. Inventor Akaki Kuumeri might have found the solution to that issue: a 3D-printed adapter that fits right on a PlayStation DualShock 4 controller. For those wondering, there are both left-handed and right-handed plans, while optional parts aim to make life even easier, including a leg strap.
In the video, we see a left-handed version where the symbol as well as right trigger buttons are acutated with the left hand, while the right joystick requires one to move the controller against their leg or wherever is more convenient. Will see official versions of these controllers? If enough people download the 3D printer plans to show that the demand is there, anything is possible. Get the plans here.
- 1.EXCEPTIONAL PRINT QUALITY: Achieve high-resolution prints with a precision nozzle that ensures detailed and smooth models with printing accuracy up...
- 2.LARGE BUILD VOLUME: Offers a generous build space of 220 x 220 x 250 mm, perfect for creating medium-sized prototypes, small batches, or detailed...
- 3.RAPID HEATING BUILD PLATE: The heated bed reaches operating temperatures (up to 110°C) in just five minutes, ensuring strong adhesion and reducing...
