Ps4 dualshock joystick hotas / hosas 3D for print
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All pieces print with no supports. I printed them at 0.2 mm, 3 perimeters, in PL...A.
To check your tolerances, you can print the small test pieces first. The snap-together ball-and-socket joints are now in fact LEGO compatible!
Snap the pieces together, then insert your controller. You can use a drop of glue with the baseplate pieces. Add a bit of vaseline or other grease in the joints for a smoother feel. For the throttle, add a piece of tape in the hinge surface to add friction. If the stick grip and throttle knob are loose on their shafts, add some tape around the shaft, or glue them in place.
If you orient the pieces like in the screenshot, then no supports are needed. One half of the design fits on a standard 200x200 build plate. Perhaps you could just squeeze in both halves at once. One half takes 9 hours and uses 110 grams of filament.
Print the same pieces mirrored for the left hand side. You can choose between a throttle knob and a second joystick. For the throttle knob, print the throttle hinge piece too (already mirrored).
If you want to use the trigger version, you need to feed a string through the stick grip.
You can buy the premium trigger and thumb button version here:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/870061892/3d-printable-playstation-dualshock-hotas
Thank you for your support.
Video about the item:
https://youtu.be/2Gj2HqlANm4
Yoke version
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4627897
XBONE version
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4605273
Xbox 360 version
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4612448
Switch Pro version
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4612455
Designer
Akaki Kuumeri3d model description
A snap-on HOTAS adapter for your PlayStation DualShock controller.All pieces print with no supports. I printed them at 0.2 mm, 3 perimeters, in PL...A.
To check your tolerances, you can print the small test pieces first. The snap-together ball-and-socket joints are now in fact LEGO compatible!
Snap the pieces together, then insert your controller. You can use a drop of glue with the baseplate pieces. Add a bit of vaseline or other grease in the joints for a smoother feel. For the throttle, add a piece of tape in the hinge surface to add friction. If the stick grip and throttle knob are loose on their shafts, add some tape around the shaft, or glue them in place.
If you orient the pieces like in the screenshot, then no supports are needed. One half of the design fits on a standard 200x200 build plate. Perhaps you could just squeeze in both halves at once. One half takes 9 hours and uses 110 grams of filament.
Print the same pieces mirrored for the left hand side. You can choose between a throttle knob and a second joystick. For the throttle knob, print the throttle hinge piece too (already mirrored).
If you want to use the trigger version, you need to feed a string through the stick grip.
You can buy the premium trigger and thumb button version here:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/870061892/3d-printable-playstation-dualshock-hotas
Thank you for your support.
Video about the item:
https://youtu.be/2Gj2HqlANm4
Yoke version
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4627897
XBONE version
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4605273
Xbox 360 version
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4612448
Switch Pro version
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4612455
