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Universal Controller Stand - Inspired by Wolverine 3d model

Universal Controller Stand - Inspired by Wolverine

824 downloads · 5 days ago · If Wolverine had a PS5... This controller stand isn't for the faint of heart. Would you put it on yo

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Description

If Wolverine had a PS5... This controller stand isn't for the faint of heart. Would you put it on your gaming setup? Yes or No?

PRINT SETTINGS & INFORMATION:

Printer: Creality Spark X & BambuLab P2S (zip file contains also ALL BambuLab printer G_CODE files and also an Anycubic KobraX G_CODE files)
The zip.files contains also all 3MF and all STL files for this model
NO supports needed !!!
NO AMS needed !!!
G_CODES files available also for ALL BambuLab 3D printer!
Universal Controller Stand - compatible with all common Gaming Controller
Nozzle: 0,4 mm
Infill: 5 - 10%
Infill Pattern: Gyroid
Material: OVERTURE Matte PLA - different colors (available on Amazon)
If you have any questions about printing, feel free to contact me on Discord or just on Thangs in the comments!
I recommend to put some glue on the print bed to get an 100% print after all!

IMPORTANT

This model is for private use only. If you want to sell this model in a 3D printed condition, you must join my EPIC - MERCH plan. Once you have entered, you will find all of my models there, which you can also sell commercially. Futhermore this model is inspired by a Game - However, it has no markings of logos or anything else - so it can be sold in shops as an game-based model (for ALL guys with the EPIC/MERCH plan access).

For more information please read the specifical model descriptions or read the plan descriptions. Also ask me before acting! Please never sell the digital files - this file includes a digital watermark which can proof my copyrights! Have a nice print guys AND stay healthy!

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Community Makes (2)

This is awesome. Controllers fit perfectly fine.

Thank you so much for the model! I really like how it was designed. Everything fit together perfectly, and the numbering helped a lot with the assembly. I only used glue on the claws; the rest was just press-fit. The final piece is absolutely beautiful!

For the print itself, I used variable layer height in a few areas, going down to 0.08mm to minimize the stepping effect.

Finger #4 unfortunately detached mid-print, so I skipped it to save the rest of the build plate. I ended up printing it separately later and added a brim to help with bed adhesion.

As for the Adamant Claws, I wanted to print them vertically to get a better surface finish and shine. I knew printing them straight up would be risky, so I manually added some custom supports for extra stability. Even with the supports, the claws wobbled quite a bit near the end of the print, but I'm still really happy with the final result. If I were to print them again, I’d keep them vertical but definitely add more supports or place a stabilizing structure against key points to keep them rigid.

Community Makes (2)

Discussions

jedispidey3 hours ago

This is awesome. Controllers fit perfectly fine.

PrinterBambu Lab H2S

3d_factorybox3 hours ago

Amazing print! Exactly how it should be! :)

jadson.alex19 hours ago

Thank you so much for the model! I really like how it was designed. Everything fit together perfectly, and the numbering helped a lot with the assembly. I only used glue on the claws; the rest was just press-fit. The final piece is absolutely beautiful! For the print itself, I used variable layer height in a few areas, going down to 0.08mm to minimize the stepping effect. Finger #4 unfortunately detached mid-print, so I skipped it to save the rest of the build plate. I ended up printing it separately later and added a brim to help with bed adhesion. As for the Adamant Claws, I wanted to print them vertically to get a better surface finish and shine. I knew printing them straight up would be risky, so I manually added some custom supports for extra stability. Even with the supports, the claws wobbled quite a bit near the end of the print, but I'm still really happy with the final result. If I were to print them again, I’d keep them vertical but definitely add more supports or place a stabilizing structure against key points to keep them rigid.