PS4 Controller Modification

Oiginally designed for a gamer with limited dexterity in their right hand, the PS4 Controller Modification allows users to reach the R1 and R2 buttons using their left ring and pinky fingers. The 3D print is clipped onto the controller body and doesn't interfere with other buttons or indicators.

Rest your left ring and pinky fingers on the 3d printed levers located near the left handle of the controller. To activate the rear buttons on the right side of the controller, pull the levers toward the handle in a squeezing motion.

Users who have limited dexterity in their right hand and finger may find this controller modification suitable.

The device is a beginner build difficulty that involves 3D printing and minimal assembly.

The design comes with four 3D printed parts: two for the lever and two for the casing. Combine the top and bottom halves of the case by fitting a straightened paper clip through the hole to create a hinge.

Then, secure the two levers to the case using a #8-3/4" screw and a #8-32 cap nut. Clip the case around the PS4 controller.

Print files are available at the Project Link or via the Download Link (requires log-in).

Print Settings:

• 0.2mm layer height
• 20% Infill
• Requires Support

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