These 3D Printed Extensions Make Xbox Controllers More Accessible

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These 3D Printed Extensions Make Xbox Controllers More Accessible

After the contest I just ran for 3D printed accessories to help gamers with physical disabilities, I’ve had a few, well actually a LOT of requests. I decided to document the process for one from beginning to end.

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As you can see, even something that looks like it is going to be an incredibly simple job can turn into a bunch of tweaking. Admittedly, if I had simply paid more attention, I could have cut the tweaking in half, but still, it is never as easy as you’d hope.

In the end though, there’s a new set of parts specifically for the PowerA fusion controller available, and that’s a good thing!

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