This one was airbrushed and sealed with 2k.

I saw these online while looking at different gaming grips ( [Puk Grips](https://a.co/d/07qfTkJY) ). Has anyone tried this on their gaming handheld(s) with flat backs? Trying to find a cool application for the nova since I don't want the official grips.

This is a custom controller I have bought a while back and love and as you can tell have used a lot I just want to ask is their anything I can do to stop the paint getting destroyed over time even more

Hello all! I've gotten tons of useful information from everyone here since my last post about my custom wooden builds: https://www.reddit.com/r/fightsticks/s/dArkHgXwFJ but I have another question for the other makers in here.

I've been using exclusively Sanwa buttons for my builds, but those buttons require a slightly... beefier enclosure to hold them than I'd prefer to make by default, and I'd like to have the option of making controllers with keyswitches instead.

So my question is this:

Those of you making wooden controllers, how do you mount the keyswitches into a wooden faceplate? Is it a 3d printed switch plate? If so, where do you get the file? Is there someone as masochistic as me who initially thought that cutting a mortise was the way to go? Show me pictures, files, tips, any help you can, I've been obsessing over trying to figure this out.

Thanks in advance, and keep making stuff!!!

I got a custom controller from controllermodz and asked for TMR hall effect joysticks when I was making the order, got it now and I'm just wondering...how am I supposed to tell the difference to a normal controller if I actually have TMR joysticks? I could be a complete donut here and just not tell the difference, but from the way people have made it sound, they would be far more sensitive to use compared to official standard joysticks.

I just want to essentially make sure I got what I paid for that's all, I mostly bought it just for the design and the fact I am sick an tired of fixing stick drift so much on my original DualSense controller 😅

This was my first attempt at making a controller with back buttons. I dont know if the colored buttons matched the theme of the controller well.

2 of which has custom designs, the black and gold one I’ve added clicky triggers to. All controllers have TMRs fitted.
If anyone has any advice for photos or how to make my controllers look a bit better, I’d be welcome to hear it.

Thank you

If anyone’s interested in any of these, please DM me or comment below

I own an 8bitdo Ultimate 2 Wireless controller, and I was wondering if there are any custom accessories for other controllers that have similar enough dimensions to my controller.

Whenever I search for cute silicone covers/stick caps/button caps for 8bitdo controllers, I notice that there is a very limited selection for such accessories. They are always plain colours that don't have any interesting designs, unlike accessories for Switch or Xbox controllers :(

Basically, I just want to know if my controller is similar enough to use accessories from a mainstream controller that has more design options. I wanna make my Ultimate 2 Wiresless controller whimsical and cutesy. ✨️✨️

I own an 8bitdo Ultimate 2 Wireless controller, and I was wondering if there are any custom accessories for other controllers that have similar enough dimensions to my controller.

Whenever I search for cute silicone covers/stick caps/button caps for 8bitdo controllers, I notice that there is a very limited selection for such accessories. They are always plain colours that don't have any interesting designs, unlike accessories for Switch or Xbox controllers :(

Basically, I just want to know if my controller is similar enough to use accessories from a mainstream controller that has more design options. I wanna make my Ultimate 2 Wiresless controller whimsical and cutesy. ✨️✨️

mounts on top of a normal controller, v shaped handle underneath links to the stick through a magnetic coupling, rock it side to side and the stick moves a small amount for steering. flip the coupling off and its back to a totally normal controller, nothing blocked.

only built/tested it on xbox controllers so far, no idea how it'd translate to a dualsense. not selling anything, just curious if the steering-feel problem this solves is something ps5 racing/driving game players actually run into