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Bobber DualSense Controller Stand — modelo 3D

Bobber DualSense Controller Stand

por RaiVollD en Printables

Low-profile controller mount in motorcycle line art style

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Sobre este modelo

This compact controller holder combines an open motorcycle silhouette with a low mounting surface. Two symmetrical recessed grips hold the controller in place; short handlebars and a rearward-curving back arch complete the support structure. Buttons, analog sticks, and triggers are not intended as load-bearing points. The target device is the original Sony PS5 DualSense Wireless Controller. When assembled, the stand measures approximately 160 × 80 × 66 mm. Two printed parts: the functional base and the motorcycle-style snap-on panel. The 3MF and STL files contain both parts side by side in the print layout. The panel lies flat on its wide side. The STEP file shows the assembled configuration. The design is intended for printing without supports.

# Bobber DualSense Controller Stand

I designed this stand around a DualSense controller, with two shaped cradles, a rear support and a bobber-style motorcycle across the front. The motorcycle panel is a separate piece that slots into the base.

There are just two parts to print: the base and the motorcycle panel. I've included STL and 3MF versions of both, plus STEP files if you'd like to adapt the design. The panel lies flat for printing; the colours in the pictures are just an idea for how it could look.

### A few practical details

The files already have the base facing down and the panel lying flat. The 3MFs contain the models only, so you'll still need your own slicer settings.

Once printed, try the panel tabs gently in the base slots. Print tolerances may mean the fit needs a little adjustment.

The gallery images are CAD renderings of these files, not photos of prints.

Descripción original del autor, publicada en Printables.

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